The sculpture was built in 1892. To everyone's surprise, this beautiful project, which is quite expensive to build, is not the work of either the nobility or the church, but of the wealthy couple who lived in Pavlice at the end of the 19th century. The name of the sponsor and his wife is engraved on a marble plaque placed in the pedestal of the monument: "In honor of the Holy Trinity, Kašuba Pavel and his wife Jursa Agneš had it exhibited." On a neo-baroque, strictly symmetrical pedestal, rests the richly decorated base of the Ionian Column, with a sculpture of a cross. The sculpture of the Holy Trinity is located at the top of the column itself. To the disinterested observer, it might seem strange that the sculpture contains only two figures. God on the right and Jesus on the left. The crowned dove symbolizes the Holy Spirit.
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