The origin of the stone angel

The stone-carved angels are mainly made of angels in Greek mythology, and their figures are mainly based on angel statues. The book "Angel Statue", is mainly about that Claudius encouraged her younger brother to leave together and hide in the Metropolitan Museum of New York. They accidentally deciphered the mystery of Michelangelo's "Angel Statue". The image of the stone angel and the angel statue coincide. The stone angel comes from the angel of ancient Greek myths and legends.

The stone angel, the original meaning refers to the messenger of God. Represents holiness and goodness, the conveyer of God's will of Allah, the spirit who serves God, and the protector who is sent by God to protect believers from demons. They are the spirit that serves God Allah. God Allah sends them to the earth to help those in need, to convey God's will, and they are God's spokesperson on earth. Angels are sometimes in human form, with glowing bodies, a halo on the top of their heads, and some with wings. In the image of angels carved in stone, the figures of angels are generally children, representing purity and kindness.

  Christianity believes that angels are pure bodies and cannot be possessed by any creatures. They can only be possessed by creatures without original sins and souls. Angels are the incarnations of pure good, so they will never tolerate the existence of evil. Angels sometimes become In human form, angels are the sons created by gods. Therefore, in ancient Greek myths and legends, angels are indispensable soul figures. Therefore, in Greek culture, the image of stone angels has long existed.

   Stone angels are the incarnation of truth, goodness and beauty. Usually, stone angels are commonly used as garden sculptures.