"Madre Protectora" Framed Museum-Quality Poster

Bring the power of the Smithsonian into your home.

This isn't just a poster—it's a piece of history. Rosalia Torres-Weiner's "Madre Protectora," created in 2015 as a prayer for migrants journeying to America, now transforms your wall into a gallery of hope, protection, and cultural pride.
Featured in the Smithsonian's groundbreaking "Gateways/Portales" exhibition, this sacred image of La Virgen de Guadalupe carries the spirit of millions who have sought new beginnings while honoring their roots.

Museum-grade quality meets everyday inspiration.

Whether you place it in your entryway as a blessing for all who enter, your living room as a conversation starter, or your bedroom as a daily reminder of divine protection—this framed masterpiece anchors your space in meaning.

Premium Gallery Standards:

Thick, archival-quality matte paper (189 g/m²)
Choice of sleek black semi-hardwood alder or rich solid oak frame
Crystal-clear Acrylite front protector (not glass—safer and lighter)
Ready to hang with included hardware
Available in multiple sizes including A4 (21 × 30cm)

Every purchase supports Red Calaca Studio's mission to preserve Latinx stories and bring art to underserved communities.

Perfect for: Altars, living rooms, entryways, offices, gifts celebrating heritage, housewarming blessings