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Why does this little statue stand here? The Jing Statue in Brussels isn’t as famous as the Manneken Pis. It’s made of wood. Two mammoth-like figures stand proudly. They’re about two meters high.

Originally these wooden giants stood near the Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula. They gazed upon the cathedral for years. Then they seemingly disappeared. Some say they hibernated in a secret cave. This is just a rumour of course.

In 2021 the Jing Statue found a new home. It now resides in the Parc de la Héronnière. This park is a tranquil spot in Brussels. It’s far away from the bustling city center. Here the mammoths stand peacefully.

The artist is Matthieu M. He created the Jing Statue. The statues have a whimsical quality. They are unique works of art. They add to the park’s charm.

Many people walk by the Jing Statue each day. Some admire its unique form. Others don’t notice it at all. The statues stand silent. They are witnesses to the park’s life.

The Jing Statue is a hidden treasure. It’s a symbol of the unexpected art found in Brussels. So next time you are in Brussels take some time to discover it. See for yourself the gentle giants. Let them inspire you. The Jing Statue offers a moment of peace. A small pause in the city’s rush.

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