The product is not associated with a specific saint, but with angels in general. Angels are celestial figures present in many religious traditions, venerated as divine messengers, protectors, and spiritual guides. Their history is rooted in ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian beliefs, later evolving in the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) where they assume well-defined roles and hierarchies. In Christianity, angels are pure and incorporeal creatures, at the service of God, often depicted with wings, a symbol of their ethereal nature and the ability to fly between heaven and earth. Their veneration is manifested in prayer, in the request for protection, and in admiration for their beauty and spiritual perfection. They are considered intercessors between man and the divine, bearers of hope and consolation.