Watercolor art print cards - floral
At Benedictine Blessings, every piece we create is an act of love — handcrafted with care to celebrate the saints, honor our faith, and reflect the beauty of the world God has given us. From hand-painted wooden peg doll saints to watercolor art cards, our art is made to inspire wonder, deepen devotion, and bring a little piece of heaven into your home.
Meet the Artists
The artisans behind Benedictine Blessings
Scott Swiontek
Wooden peg doll saints artist and Benedictine Oblate
Scott is a skilled passionate artist who creates beautiful hand painted peg doll saints. Each piece is painted with attention to detail, bringing beloved saints to life in a unique and charming way.
His work combines traditional craftsmanship with a deep reverence for the saints, making each doll a meaningful devotional piece for families and collectors alike.
Ann Swiontek
Watercolor painter and Benedictine Oblate
Ann is a watercolor artist and Benedictine Oblate whose faith deeply inspires her creative work. She specializes in delicate floral paintings and religious-themed greeting cards that bring beauty and contemplation to everyday moments.
As a Benedictine Oblate, Ann's art reflects her spiritual journey and commitment to prayer, hospitality, and the beauty of God's creation. Each piece is created with intention and love.
Ora et Labora: Prayer and Work
The Benedictine Tradition in Handmade Art
Every piece of art created for Benedictine Blessings Homemade Art is an act of Ora et Labora—"Pray and Work"—the sacred motto from the Rule of St. Benedict. Each handmade creation is crafted with intention and care, embodying both the spiritual devotion and the honest labor that define the Benedictine tradition. Every purchase directly supports the Sisters of St. Benedict at Our Lady of Grace Monastery in Beech Grove, Indiana, sustaining their vital spiritual and community work. This store represents the owner's heartfelt retirement mission—to honor these dedicated women religious through meaningful handmade art while ensuring all proceeds support their ministry and the monastery. Learn more at Benedictine.com.