A spiritual guardian carved from grey granite. An angel whose presence transforms space into sanctuary, protecting the vulnerable, comforting the lost, embracing the fragile with divine tenderness.
The Silent Guardian emerged over five months of meticulous carving. Standing at 100 centimeters, with a wingspan of 65 centimeters, she commands presence through stillness.
This guardian draws from two traditions woven together: the biblical Archangel Rahamiel and the protective spirits of Baltic (Lithuanian) lore. Rahamiel's name translates to “Womb of God”, presence does not fight the storm, but becomes a warm, safe shelter within it.
In esoteric tradition, Rahamiel is invoked to comfort the fragile: the innocent, the sick, the lost, the desperate. She protects by embracing. In Baltic tradition, the Laumės serve as guardians of newborns and lost travelers, nurturing spirits woven into the land itself.
The Silent Guardian merges these sacred lineages into a single form: an angel whose core definition is absolute tenderness.
She is turned inward, protective, a gesture that says: I will shelter you. Your soul is safe here. Her posture embodies the act of embracing without touching.
For sacred garden: Silent Guardian belongs in serene spaces such as gardens where contemplation is possible, parks where the weary come to rest. She is best positioned near the entrance of a home, a threshold guardian protecting against spiritual intrusion while welcoming those who approach with open hearts.
For healing: Placing her where vulnerability congregates: near a meditation space, a healing garden, near the home of one who has known loss or illness. She transforms the space into sanctuary.
Material: Grey Granite, Matte Finish
Dimensions: H 100 cm × W 65 cm × D 40 cm
Artist: Vaidas Vaitkus
Year Created: 2024
Medium: Hand-carved and refined with power tools
Display: Suitable for both interior and exterior; optimal for outdoor garden/sacred space
Silent Guardian is not merely sculpture but a spiritual presence, a threshold guardian, a reminder that protection wears many faces. She speaks to collectors who understand that art's highest calling is to hold space for human vulnerability, to sanctify the fragile, to embody the tenderness of the divine.
She is one of the most admired works in Vaidas's collection and now available for those ready to invite her protective presence into their world.
A spiritual guardian carved from grey granite. An angel whose presence transforms space into sanctuary, protecting the vulnerable, comforting the lost, embracing the fragile with divine tenderness.
The Silent Guardian emerged over five months of meticulous carving. Standing at 100 centimeters, with a wingspan of 65 centimeters, she commands presence through stillness.
This guardian draws from two traditions woven together: the biblical Archangel Rahamiel and the protective spirits of Baltic (Lithuanian) lore. Rahamiel's name translates to “Womb of God”, presence does not fight the storm, but becomes a warm, safe shelter within it.
In esoteric tradition, Rahamiel is invoked to comfort the fragile: the innocent, the sick, the lost, the desperate. She protects by embracing. In Baltic tradition, the Laumės serve as guardians of newborns and lost travelers, nurturing spirits woven into the land itself.
The Silent Guardian merges these sacred lineages into a single form: an angel whose core definition is absolute tenderness.
She is turned inward, protective, a gesture that says: I will shelter you. Your soul is safe here. Her posture embodies the act of embracing without touching.
For sacred garden: Silent Guardian belongs in serene spaces such as gardens where contemplation is possible, parks where the weary come to rest. She is best positioned near the entrance of a home, a threshold guardian protecting against spiritual intrusion while welcoming those who approach with open hearts.
For healing: Placing her where vulnerability congregates: near a meditation space, a healing garden, near the home of one who has known loss or illness. She transforms the space into sanctuary.
Material: Grey Granite, Matte Finish
Dimensions: H 100 cm × W 65 cm × D 40 cm
Artist: Vaidas Vaitkus
Year Created: 2024
Medium: Hand-carved and refined with power tools
Display: Suitable for both interior and exterior; optimal for outdoor garden/sacred space
Silent Guardian is not merely sculpture but a spiritual presence, a threshold guardian, a reminder that protection wears many faces. She speaks to collectors who understand that art's highest calling is to hold space for human vulnerability, to sanctify the fragile, to embody the tenderness of the divine.
She is one of the most admired works in Vaidas's collection and now available for those ready to invite her protective presence into their world.
