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To meet the needs of all our customers, Demi Art offers the possibility of customising the size of the block of wood, specifying the desired WIDTH , HEIGHT and DEPTH in centimetres.

The price per cubic meter gradually depends on the depth and width:
1 ) max. 9 cm deep and 30 cm wide
2 ) max. 9 inches deep and over 30 cm wide
3 ) max. 18 cm deep and max. 30 cm wide
4) max. 18 cm deep and over 30 cm wide
5 ) over 18 cm of depth regardless of the width

With the exception of the wooden blocks with dimensions max. 9 cm deep and 30 cm wide, all other wooden blocks are made out of several tables glued together in order to ensure the resistibility of the block and prevent cracks that could endanger the entire job of carving.

Linden wood is easy to work with, compact, but not too soft so that both, deep as well as lighter excavations are allowed and details are easy to depict. The pine-wood is also soft, but contains, in contrast to the almost knot-free linden-wood many branches. It tends to darken over time, but it spreads a pleasant fragrance that many appreciate.

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Feastday St. Claire: August the 11th

When did St. Claire live: 1194 - 1253

Biography of St. Claire:
St. Claire, foundress of the order of nuns called "Poor Clares", was born in 1194 into the rich and noble family Offreducci. St. Claire had the desire to imitate St. Francis of Assisi, so one evening she ran away from home to meet St. Francis in a little chapel outside Assisi. St. Francis cut off her hair, gave her a cowl to wear and brought her in a convent in Bastia Umbra. Then, together with some friends, she moved into a little convent near to San Damiano arranged by St. Francis. Her parents tried to make her return home, but all efforts were in vain. St. Claire became abbess of the small community in 1215. St. Claire and her nuns lived in a poor house, ate no meat, wore no shoes and kept silent most of the time. When an army of rough soldiers came to attack Assisi and raided the convent, St. Claire exhibited the ostensory and as the enemies saw it they fled as fast as they could.

Statues and sculptures of St. Claire - portrayal, imagery and emblem: The sculpture represents St. Claire dressed with the cowl of the Order of Saint Clare and the monstrance.

Patronage St. Claire: Patron of sore eyes and the blind