This is a white marble statue of a Catholic saint, with a total height of 153 centimeters. Judging from the clothing and details, it depicts a nun. She wears the characteristic ruffled headdress, which is a typical attire of a specific religious order and was very common in Europe during the 17th to 19th centuries. It symbolizes humility and dedication. She is dressed in a plain white robe, with smooth and gentle pleated lines. The warm texture of the marble gives the statue an especially sacred appearance. A string of rosary beads hangs from her waist (Rosary), and the cross is clearly visible. This is an important symbol of Catholic prayer and also indicates her religious identity. Her hands are gently placed on her chest, with a devout and peaceful posture, conveying a sense of prayer and contemplation.

It is carved from pure white Guangxi white marble, with natural stone textures and weathering marks on its surface. It is a common form of religious sculpture found in outdoor or courtyard settings, often seen in churches, monasteries, or the courtyards of religious institutions.

The core meaning of these statues is to depict the piety and dedication of saints, as well as to symbolize the commitment to faith and care for others.
