Our Lady of Guadalupe - Baroque Home Altar depicts the Virgin Mary as she appeared to Saint Juan Diego in 1531, placed within a magnificent Baroque home altar. The rich architectural details emphasize the beauty and spiritual significance of this beloved Marian devotion. Crafted exclusively from maple wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites.
Our Lady of Guadalupe - Baroque Home Altar commemorates one of the most important Marian apparitions in Christian history. In December 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared to Saint Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill near present-day Mexico City.
As proof of her presence, Mary miraculously left her image on Juan Diego's cloak, the famous Tilma of Guadalupe, which is still preserved and venerated today. This event played a major role in the spread of Christianity throughout the Americas.
Our Lady of Guadalupe is honored as a loving mother of all peoples and a symbol of hope, unity and protection. Her message encourages faith, trust in God and solidarity among humanity.
The sculpture is set within a magnificent Baroque home altar, richly decorated and inspired by the great tradition of sacred art.
The statue is crafted exclusively from maple wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites.
Iconography: Our Lady of Guadalupe in a Baroque home altar.
Feast Day: December 12.
Patronage: The Americas, Mexico and the New Evangelization.
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