Joan of Arc Statue

Joan of Arc is a patron saint of France, honored as a defender of the French nation for her role in the siege of Orléans. Her insistence on the coronation of Charles VII of France during the Hundred Years’ War. She has become a global symbol of feminine power and martyrdom.
My 3D-printed statue honors Joan of Arc and is based on the 1865 painting by John Everett Millais. She is a perfect addition to your bookshelf or office desk and will make a great gift for a history teacher.
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Joan’s sword is assembled for structural stability. I meticulously glue, sand, and color-match these joints. While I work hard to make them invisible, slight seams may occasionally be present upon close inspection of her sword.
Authentic Character: This piece is created using a high-resolution scan of an actual historical sculpture. We didn’t smooth out the history—it faithfully captures the weathering, slight asymmetry, and unique textures the original stone acquired over the centuries.
How It’s Made: We 3D print each piece to order. Because they are built layer-by-layer over several hours, your bust will have a faint, fine-textured finish. This is the natural “fingerprint” of the 3D printing process, meaning no two pieces are exactly identical.
Choosing a Finish: If you prefer a more uniform, classic look, we highly recommend our marble finish. The natural, stone-like variegation blends the surface details beautifully. Solid colors (like pure white) tend to highlight the printing layers a bit more.
Care Instructions:
Keep it cool: Made from PLA plastic, which is durable but sensitive to high heat. Keep it indoors and out of direct, baking sunlight or hot cars (it can warp at temperatures over 120°F / 50°C).
Cleaning: Just wipe gently with a damp cloth or use a soft brush to dust the crevices. Please avoid harsh chemicals!