Virgin Of Guadalupe Decoupage Pinewood Cross _artisan--global-mamas-boilerplate-do-not-delete Dyed bone (sourced from animals

Dyed bone (sourced from animals with a natural death)

This beaded bracelet is woven on a beading loom and comes in six different patterns that can be worn alone or stacked

Wadarat Supasirisuk crafted a sleek modern design with these button earrings

12" H x 12" W (30

Women work in their homes and gather together with their knitting group to check quality and consistency

Virgin Of Guadalupe Decoupage Pinewood Cross _artisan--global-mamas-boilerplate-do-not-delete Dyed bone (sourced from animalsAna Maria Gonzalez uses the art of decoupage to create an image of the Virgin of Guadalupe on a pinewood cross. There is a banner on this piece that proclaims her as Reina de Mexico y Emperatriz de las Americas (Queen of Mexico and Empress of the Americas). The Virgin of Guadalupe is highly revered by the Mexican people. In 1999, Pope John Paul II named Our Lady of Guadalupe patron saint of the Americas, and she is celebrated on December 12. Decoupage