Description

Golden oak veneered table depicting the Miraculous Madonna.

The Miraculous Madonna is the term used by Catholics to venerate Mary after an event considered miraculous by the Catholic Church, which occurred in Taggia in 1855, when the eyes of a Marian statue are said to have miraculously moved; the phenomenon is said to have continued to occur subsequently.

This wooden panel represents a religious image, probably of the Virgin Mary.
The central figure is a woman dressed in a white tunic and a green cloak, with her hands open and facing downwards.
Rays of golden light seem to emanate from his hands.
In the background there are clouds and a golden halo around the figure's head.

In this wooden panel, entirely crafted in Italy, the most modern dye transfer technologies have combined with ancient artisan techniques to create a one-of-a-kind product. The expert use of gold glazes, the embossed effect of the details, and the brilliance of the colors combine to create a unique piece capable of reviving and reinterpreting the masterpieces of sacred art.