THROW BLANKET - The Virgin of Guadalupe with the Four Apparations, 1773

Wrap yourself in centuries of artistic tradition with this throw blanket, showcasing the revered 1773 Virgin of Guadalupe with Four Apparitions. The intricate design transforms a sacred historical image into a functional home accent that celebrates cultural heritage and spiritual significance. Ideal for those seeking to blend devotional meaning with refined décor, this piece layers warmth and contemplative beauty into any room.

NOTE: The original Masterpiece titled "The Virgin of Guadalupe with the Four Apparitions" was painted by an artist named Nicolas Enriquez in the year 1773.  Three of the scenes show The Virgin's apparition to Juan Diego at Tepeyac, near Mexico City.  The Forth scene shows the revelation of her image imprinted on his cloak, when the cloak was presented to the Bishop in the year 1531.  There is an inscription at the base of the painting.  The original is presently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

"Each piece in my MASTERPIECE LIVING Collection reflects meticulous curation; I have carefully selected and adapted historical artworks to honor their original significance, creating stunning works of art that will enhance your daily life.  I have personally designed each item in my MASTERPIECE LIVING Store with careful attention to every detail to ensure that the respective ancient Masterpiece used is given 'new life' in a respectful way.

Your Throw Blanket  is made for you when your order is received with the same care applied to the design process, ensuring quality that transcends mass-manufactured alternatives.  Expect a slightly extended production window as your order is made with precision. The result: a beautiful Throw Blanket that carries both artistic integrity and an inspiring design."

Barbara Ann

• 100% polyester
• Soft silk touch fabric
• Printing on one side
• White reverse side
• Machine-washable
• Hypoallergenic
• Flame retardant