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Milagros Virgin de la Salud

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Virgen de la Salud, also known as Our Lady of Health or the Virgin Mary of Good Health, is celebrated on December 8 in Pátzcuaro, Mexico. Handcrafted in Morelia, Mexico, this wooden representation of Mary brings that devotional tradition into a distinctive piece of Mexican folk art.

She wears a royal blue robe decorated with silver-colored metal milagros, with a golden halo around her head and a silver-colored crown. Display her standing on a shelf, mantel, or devotional table. This figure is designed for standing display only, not for hanging.

Milagros are small metal charms used in Mexican religious traditions as expressions of gratitude, hope, and devotion. These traditional decorations give this wooden figure her special folk-art character.

What You’ll Love:

  • A representation of Virgen de la Salud, the Virgin Mary of Good Health.
  • Handcrafted in Morelia, Mexico.
  • A royal blue robe adorned with silver-colored milagros.
  • A golden halo and silver-colored crown.
  • A meaningful standing figure for a devotional space or Mexican folk-art collection.

The exact figure shown in the photos is the figure you will receive.

Approximate Measurements:

  • Height: 8 inches
  • Width: 4.50 inches
  • Depth: 2.00 inches

Handcrafted irregularities in color, shape, and finish, along with small imperfections, are part of this piece’s individual character.

Care Instructions:

  • Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or soft brush around the milagros, halo, and crown.
  • Do not soak or submerge in water; avoid harsh cleaners and metal polish.
  • Display indoors on a stable, level surface, away from moisture and prolonged direct sunlight.
  • Handle carefully, supporting the wooden body and base rather than lifting by the halo, crown, or metal charms.

Friendly Hello....

Here we are in Mexico at one of our favorite restaurants! Photo is not too great, but the treasures we bring back from Mexico are! We hope you enjoy looking and let us know if you have any questions. Happy Browsing!

Agapios and Susan