The statue of Mary Immaculate in Ernstbrunn’s main square is a listed sandstone sculpture from the late 18th century, erected around 1790. It depicts the Virgin Mary in the typical representation of the “Immaculate Conception”: with her hands folded in prayer, standing on a globe and above a serpent, which symbolizes defeated evil. The flowing folds of her robe reflect the Baroque style of the time. The inscription “EX VOTO” on the base suggests that the statue was donated as a token of gratitude or a votive offering, perhaps after overcoming a time of hardship. As part of the redesign of the main square, the monument was restored in 2020 and is now a distinctive small religious monument in the townscape of Ernstbrunn.