St. Juan Diego Zen Garden The table was first described
Description
The table was first described in 1155 by Wace
This piece depicts a dragon mirror framed by celtic knot work
This ¼” x 8” link chain bracelet is made of stainless steel
733" X L: 1
it makes a great gift for fans of fairyland residents
St. Juan Diego Zen Garden The table was first describedNormal 0 false false false EN US ZH CN X NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 San Juan Diego, Native of Mexico, first Roman Catholic Indigenous Saint from Americas. In Dec 1531. He was chosen by Our Lady Of Guadalupe as a messenger to have a temple built in Tapeyec, Mexico. As a sign for the Bishop, Juan Diego was asked to carry roses to the Temple in his cloak. As he opened the cloak to show the roses, Our Lady of Guadalupe image appeared on the cloak.
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