France - Flag - Sainte Barbe






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Sainte Barbe, a textile artwork from France, measures 88 × 146 cm and is in good condition.
Description from the seller
In France, Saint Barbare (Saint Barbe) is the patron saint of firefighters and other dangerous professions, such as miners and artillerymen. Her feast day, December 4th, is traditionally celebrated by firefighters with feasts and ceremonies. She is revered for protection in situations involving fire and explosions.
Patron Saint: Saint Barbare is considered the patron saint of firefighters, miners, artillerymen, explosive ordnance disposal specialists, and engineers.
Her name day, December 4, is celebrated with parties and ceremonies at the fire department.
Although she is no longer explicitly invoked for protection, she remains an important symbol and a unifying figure for many firefighters.
The tradition of Saint Barbare is international and is also celebrated in other countries, such as Belgium and the Netherlands.
Dimensions: 88x146 cm
Seller's Story
In France, Saint Barbare (Saint Barbe) is the patron saint of firefighters and other dangerous professions, such as miners and artillerymen. Her feast day, December 4th, is traditionally celebrated by firefighters with feasts and ceremonies. She is revered for protection in situations involving fire and explosions.
Patron Saint: Saint Barbare is considered the patron saint of firefighters, miners, artillerymen, explosive ordnance disposal specialists, and engineers.
Her name day, December 4, is celebrated with parties and ceremonies at the fire department.
Although she is no longer explicitly invoked for protection, she remains an important symbol and a unifying figure for many firefighters.
The tradition of Saint Barbare is international and is also celebrated in other countries, such as Belgium and the Netherlands.
Dimensions: 88x146 cm
