“I am truly your merciful Mother, yours and all the people who live united in this land and of all the other people of different ancestries, my lovers, who love me, those who seek me, those who trust in me. Here I will hear their weeping, their complaints and heal all their sorrows, hardships and sufferings.” -Our Lady of Guadalupe

This image depicts the Virgin Mary, styled similarly to the iconography of Our Lady of Guadalupe. She is shown with hands clasped in prayer, her head bowed in a gesture of humility and reverence. She is enveloped in a mantle adorned with stars, draped over a rose-colored robe with decorative patterns, which symbolizes her purity and connection to the divine. Behind the figure, radiant beams emanate outward, creating a halo effect that signifies sanctity and divinity. This is often used in religious art to denote holy or sacred figures. Beneath her, there appears to be an angel with outspread wings, possibly representing the Archangel Gabriel, who is often depicted in Christian art as a messenger of God. The angel is surrounded by roses, which are symbolic of miracles orchestrated by grace.