San Pasqual Wooden Plaque - Traditional Mexican Folk Art Religious Icon #203655 (License: Personal Use)

This intricately painted wooden plaque features Saint Paschal Baylón, the patron saint of shepherds and Eucharistic devotion, depicted in his Franciscan habit holding a basket of grapes, bread, and a wine bottle-symbols of the Last Supper. The border showcases classic Mexican folk art elements: cobalt-blue flowers, red dried chilies, hanging cookware, and geometric patterns, all set against a rustic wooden background. The piece is designed as a devotional wall hanging, often used in kitchens or home shrines to invoke blessings of abundance and humility.

Commonly displayed in Mexican Catholic homes, especially in kitchens or domestic altars, this image serves both religious devotion and cultural pride; users seek it for spiritual protection, festive decoration (especially around May 17, San Pasqual’s feast day), or as authentic folk art collectibles.