"The Carpenter's Son" - fine art print
"Coming to his hometown, he began teaching the people in their synagogue, and they were amazed. “Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?” they asked. “Isn’t this the carpenter’s son? Isn’t his mother’s name Mary, and aren’t his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas?" Matthew 13: 54-55
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In the quiet, sun-dappled workshop of Nazareth, a tender bond flourished between the carpenter's son, Jesus, and his earthly father, Joseph. They were more than just skilled craftsmen; they were masterful creators, fashioning dreams into tangible forms with every hammer stroke and saw cut. Jesus, from a young age, was introduced to the sacred art of carpentry by his earthly father, Joseph, who instilled in him the wisdom of the craft and the value of precision, hard work, and dedication.
Jesus was a devoted son, obedient to his father's teaching and will, just as he would be obedient to a greater calling in the years to come. He held the nails in his hands as his father hammered them into the wood, learning the trade with each careful stroke. The sound of the mallet's rhythm was a prophetic drum to his ears, a reminder of the path he was destined to tread.
In this dusty workshop setting, there were whispers of a divine purpose that would transcend their earthly work. Like the monarch butterfly that fluttered by, bearing witness to the extraordinary unfolding before it, Jesus was destined for a journey that would take him to the cross—a designed path of sacrifice and transformation for all.
Originally painted in acrylic on canvas.
All prints are printed on fine art quality printing canvas. It will look and feel like the real thing. (un-matted and unframed)
All prints are also available in a pre-stretched canvas option. 1.25-inch sides, stretched on a wood frame, coated for maximum UV protection, and ready to hang.
PRINTED TO ORDER - Please allow our local printer to do a fabulous job printing your artwork. Processing time is dependent on the amount of prints on order in production (usually allow around 2 weeks).
