Our Lady of Guadalupe Wood Carving - Wall Mounted Saint Statue 2025

Project Details  
• Details: hand-carved  
• Treatment: hand polished  
• Material: beech wood, water-based paint  
• Weight: 200g，500g，1300g
• Sizes: 10"（26*15*1.8cm）, 14"（35*20*2.5cm） ，20"（50*29*3.5cm）
•Accessories: hanging buckle

All wood carving products are carved from solid wood

This high-relief wood carving of Our Lady of Guadalupe, meticulously sculpted by QIADGE Studio after the 16th-century miraculous image, embodies the theological narrative of colonial synthesis within the warm grain of beechwood. The Virgin's stance upon the crescent moon amidst gilded radiance reenacts the historic reconciliation between Aztec civilization and Christian faith, while the cherub lifting her robe's hem resonates with the Nahuatl myth of 'wind deities bearing divinities'. As a Vatican-certified sacramental for home prayer, it perpetuates the sacred grace of Tepeyac Hill in the dwellings of the faithful.
"Nahuatl cultural references verified by Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH)"

Design Features:  
Structural Composition:  
The elliptical frame constructs a cosmic mandorla, where nine-tiered relief carvings ascend concentrically toward the Virgin at the luminous nucleus – recreating the pilgrim's contemplative encounter with the Miraculous Tilma enshrined in Mexico City's Basilica.

Central Design：
Our Lady of Guadalupe stands within the luminous mandorla, treading a crescent tilted at 29° – accurately replicating the lunar phase on the December 1531 apparition day. Her 15-degree inclined posture and folded hands form Trinitarian redemptive geometry: lowered gaze contemplating earthly suffering, gilded drapery flowing with the soul's "leaping upon mountains" in Song of Songs. The cloud-borne cherub lifting her robe bears axe-shaped wing patterns of Ehecatl (Nahuatl wind deity), inscribing the civilizational dialogue of "divinity riding the winds".

Decorative details：
Baroque scrollwork unfolds in Trinitarian wreaths: pomegranate vines (ecclesial unity), fleur-de-lis (Immaculate Conception), and broom blossoms (Holy Spirit descent). Scroll joints embed eight-pointed star micro-carvings, manifesting the "woman clothed with the sun" stellar crown in Revelation.

Religious Symbolism

Virgin on the Crescent
Standing upon a golden moon, she triumphs over the Aztec moon goddess Coyolxāuhqui, while embodying the Woman of the Apocalypse "clothed with the sun, moon under her feet".

Mother Embracing the World
Her folded hands and forward-leaning posture create a geometry of maternal embrace – the tilma revered as a "spiritual womb" sheltering the Americas.

Cherub in the Clouds
The angel lifting her robe's hem draws from Mesoamerican wind god iconography, signifying the Virgin's divine descent on clouds.

Solar Aureole:  
47 golden rays represent: 
- Divine protection 
- Aztec solar calendar

Usage scenario

Home Oratory
Centered on home altars, its dark wood grain illuminated by votive candles creates sacred stillness. Morning prayers before her 15-degree inclined posture recreate the Tepeyac apparition, strengthening intergenerational faith transmission.
(For: Daily devotion/Family Rosary)

Spiritual Retreats
As a contemplative focal point during retreats, nine-tiered relief guides meditation: from earthly acanthus through liminal cloud bands to divine radiance. The cherub's axe-wing motifs (Nahuatl wind god code) aid theological reflection on cultural synthesis.
(For: Ignatian retreats/Annual spiritual exercises)

Religious Gifting
"This solid wood carving of the Virgin Mary serves as a profoundly meaningful gift, exquisitely suited for special occasions such as Christmas, the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe (December 12), and Mother's Day. It conveys heartfelt blessings and religious sentiments, embodying a sacred bridge between divine grace and human devotion."

Sacred Home Decor
Baroque scrollwork blends with European/Mexican interiors. Golden-ratio elliptical frame (1:1.618) enhances spatial harmony, while 47-ray relief casts kinetic shadows in daylight, merging faith expression with aesthetic function.
(For: Foyers/Studies)

Divine Guardianship · Home Sanctuary - Our Lady of Guadalupe Size Guide

Palm-sized Sanctuary · Ever-present Grace（10"）
Auto Mobile Shrine: Hung below rearview mirror, bathed in golden rays during drives
Desk Inspiration Corner: Paired with rosary and candle, offering solace in work breaks
Purse Devotional Medal: Carried in velvet pouch for portable pilgrimage

Heart of Home Altar · Day-and-Night Vigil（14"）
Entryway Blessing Portal: Central in foyers, moonlight mantle welcoming homecomings
Kitchen Abundance Wall: Above dining areas, rose motifs blessing family nourishment
Nursery Celestial Guard: Secured +1.5m high, angel-borne moon watching over sleep

Sanctuary Crown · Community Beacon（20"）
Guadalupe Chapel Shrine: Flanking church altars, stained glass weaving agave legends
Taqueria Heritage Wall: Behind chili ristras, sun rays warming immigrant hearts
Community Unity Icon: In cultural centers, lunar mantle embracing diversity

Faith Manifested for Eternity
A Timeless Sacramental Vessel
Beyond age, status, or décor trends, this naturally carved Our Lady of Guadalupe in solid wood stands as an enduring sacramental – equally profound for gifting loved ones or honoring one's own devotion.

Craftsmanship's Eternal Covenant
Masterfully carved from natural beechwood, its crack-resistant and moisture-proof properties ensure intergenerational sacramental legacy — the eternally radiant 47 golden beams bear witness to a divine luminosity transcending temporal confines.

Perpetual Solace for the Soul
As fingers trace the cherub's axe-feathered wings (encoded with Nahuatl wind divinity), you connect to Tepeyac Hill's sacred moment in 1531. Let this divine dialogue spanning five centuries become your spirit's tranquil harbor.