Statue of Our Lady with the Child Jesus holding a chalice

Church statues · Mangalore

SIMON
ART
CO

1932

Three generations of the Rasquinha family, making statues and sacred art for churches, chapels and homes around the world.

Since 1932

Every statue made from scratch, sculpted and painted by hand in our studio in Mangalore.

Across India

In churches, schools and convents from Kerala and Goa to Delhi and Arunachal Pradesh.

Abroad

In Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, East Africa, the Middle East, Europe, the Americas and Australia.

Expectant Mother Mary statue, in white with a blue mantle, her hands on the Child she carries

The Expectant Mother.

Mary awaiting the birth of her Son, her hands upon the Child she carries.

For parish shrines, maternity wards and the homes of families awaiting a child.

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St Joseph statue in brown and gold, holding the Child Jesus and lilies

St Joseph.

With the Child Jesus in his arms, and lilies in his hand.

For parish churches, schools, workshops and homes: in colour for indoors, or in white for gardens and grottos.

See St Joseph →
Infant Jesus of Prague statue with crown and orb, a lace-trimmed robe and red mantle, two cherubs at his feet

The Infant Jesus.

Crowned, holding the orb, with two cherubs at his feet.

Every fold of the embroidered robe is painted by hand.

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And many more.

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St Antony of Padua statue
Our Lady of Fatima statue
Immaculate Heart of Mary statue
Immaculate Conception statue — Hands crossed over her heart, on the crescent moon
Crucifix statue
St Anne statue
Our Lady of Victory statue
St Joseph’s Church, Bajpe
For churches

Whole sanctuaries.

High altars, marble altar tables and ambos, Stations of the Cross, murals and reliefs, designed for your church.

St Joseph’s Church, Bajpe See our projects →
Simon Sylvester Rasquinha, founder
Simon Sylvester Rasquinha, founder

Ninety-four years, one family.

Simon Sylvester Rasquinha began in a rented room near Milagres Church in 1932. In 1973 he handed the studio to his elder son Arthur, and since 2010 Arthur’s son Ashwath has led it: three generations, one craft.

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