Artisan Medium Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17

Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17
Artisan Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17

Artisan Medium Hand Painted Nicho Caja 17

A$79.00

Nicho art originated as a popular adaptation of the Roman Catholic Retablo tradition of painting patron saints on wood or tin. Unlike the large, flat panels of Retablo, Nichos are small and built in shadow box style. Within the box there is a key object or central figure for whose honor or memory the Nicho has been created. In addition to intricate painted designs, Nichos are often decorated with a variety of images and objects from religious and popular culture, especially depictions of the Virgin Mary, saints, the sacred heart, figures from Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) objects, and folk heroes.

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Product Details:

  • Materials: Tin, Paint, Glass, Paper, Glitter

  • Hook for hanging

  • Hand crafted

  • Hand Painted

  • Paper Image of Virgin of Guadalupe surrounded by white roses and gold glitter

  • Dimensions: 15cm Height 15cm Width

  • Origin: San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

 

Nicho art originated as a popular adaptation of the Roman Catholic Retablo tradition of painting patron saints on wood or tin. Unlike the large, flat panels of Retablo, Nichos are small and built in shadow box style. Within the box there is a key object or central figure for whose honor or memory the Nicho has been created. In addition to intricate painted designs, Nichos are often decorated with a variety of images and objects from religious and popular culture, especially depictions of the Virgin Mary, saints, the sacred heart, figures from Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) objects, and folk heroes.