Roses for Guadalupe Handcrafted Virgin of Guadalupe Tin Plaque or Photo Frame

Roses for Guadalupe Handcrafted Virgin of Guadalupe Tin Plaque or Photo Frame

Marsoni

M251S

$33.95

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Roses for Guadalupe Handcrafted Virgin of Guadalupe Tin Plaque or Photo FrameNamed Patron Saint of the Americas by Pope John Paul II, the Virgin of Guadalupe stands on the moon and her cloak holds the stars. She first appeared in Mexico in 1531 and, as proof, caused roses to bloom at the site. Rocio Pindter crafts a charming wall plaque from tin repouss, crafted and painted by hand. Alternately, the image can be replaced with a favorite 3 by 4 inch photograph and displayed on a shelf or tabletop. materials: Tin, nylon cord,

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The illustrations are bright and friendly and the board book format is sturdy, so it holds up well with little hands flipping pages a bit aggressively. The rhyming flows okay, not perfect poetry but not awkward either. That said, the concept might be a little abstract for very young kids depending on their age. Mine liked the pictures but didn’t fully connect the idea without explanation, so it ended up being more of a guided read than an independent “get it right away” story. It feels like a good conversation starter book rather than a quick bedtime read you can breeze through half asleep. Still cute, just something to be aware of depending on your kid.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026