Our Lady of Guadalupe

Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, who appeared on the hill of Tepeyac in Mexico, represents one of the most deeply felt Marian devotions in the world. The traditional iconography of the mestiza Virgin, depicted on the mantle with hands joined in prayer, bowed head, embroidered rose dress and a star-studded blue cloak resting upon the crescent moon, conveys a profound message of maternal protection and hope. This collection welcomes the faithful, parishes and religious communities seeking an authentic sacred figure capable of inspiring daily prayer and reflection.
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Wooden depictions and monumental sculptures

Within the collection dedicated to the image of Guadalupe, handcrafted wood-carved interpretations sit alongside monumental reproductions. The carved wood sculptures stem from the historic tradition of Val Gardena, where each figure is crafted with meticulous care in the details of the drapery, the face and the radiant golden halo, before being finished with oil colours that enhance the grain of the natural material. Alongside wood, for settings requiring an imposing visual impact, full-length versions are available in polychrome fibreglass. This material ensures structural stability and lightness, enabling large statues to be placed inside places of worship and shrines, in keeping with the selection of outdoor fibreglass religious statues.

A guide to choosing the ideal statue

To choose the most suitable depiction, it is important to consider the intended space and purpose. If you wish to enrich a home prayer corner, a personal altar or offer a gift for a spiritual milestone, carved wooden figures represent the most intimate and refined choice, blending seamlessly with the wider collection of wooden Madonna statues. The large-format polychrome fibreglass models, on the other hand, are designed for churches, oratories, community entrances or votive chapels, where visibility of the Virgin from greater distances is essential. Those wishing to complete their liturgical space can pair these works with other items of sacred art and devotion, such as Our Lady of Fatima statues or wooden crucifixes.

Frequently asked questions

Which materials are used for these Marian depictions?

The collection offers sculptures carved from natural wood painted with oil colours, as well as large-scale versions made of polychrome fibreglass.

Is the fibreglass statue suitable for large parish spaces?

Yes, its generous proportions and iconographic fidelity make it well suited to naves, chapels, oratories and communal places of prayer.

How should wooden sacred sculptures be maintained?

Simply dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth, avoiding abrasive substances or exposure to direct sources of heat and humidity.