Model of Puig de Bellver hermitage donated to Sant Celoni

The piece, made with a 3D printer by the grandson of a local artist, thanks the municipality for cataloging historical models.

Generic image of a 3D printed model of a hermitage on a table.
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Generic image of a 3D printed model of a hermitage on a table.

The Sant Celoni City Council has received a special donation: a model of the Mare de Déu del Puig hermitage, created with a 3D printer by Albert Julià, grandson of a renowned local artist.

The donation, made by Joan Julià, is a gesture of gratitude for the Council's work in cataloging the models made by his father, Isidre Julià, and offering them to the respective municipalities.
During the 1980s and 1990s, Isidre Julià passionately dedicated himself to building detailed models of churches across Catalonia, using wood and iron. He created over 200 pieces, which he originally donated to the Sant Celoni City Council.
The models were exhibited at the Casal dels Avis (Seniors' Center) from 1992 but had to be removed due to space constraints. To revalue them, they were offered free of charge to the municipalities of origin.
Many city councils have welcomed this initiative, appreciating the models and finding suitable places for their display. Sant Celoni, for its part, will keep the models of churches from the town and the Baix Montseny region.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Sant Celoni (15/10/2026)