Each wall hanging is cast in white gypsum with a gold edge. Wire hanger embedded on the back.

Milagros (also known as an ex-voto or dijes or promesas) are religious folk charms that are traditionally used for healing purposes and as votive offerings in Mexico, the southern United States, other areas of Latin America, and parts of the Iberian peninsula. They are frequently attached to altars, shrines, and sacred objects found in places of worship. They are usually left in request for divine intervention or in thanks for a miracle granted. In Spanish, the word milagro means miracle or surprise.

Eye Milagro Wall Hanging
This milagro is for protection of the eyes… from disease or cruel visions, or to cultivate clarity.
This piece measures 7 inches in diameter and 5 inches tall.

Hand Milagro Wall Hanging
This milagro is for protection of the hands, or to cultivate creativity.
This piece measures 6 inches in diameter.

Heart Milagro Wall Hanging
This milagro is for protection or of the heart… from disease or cruel shatterings.
This piece measures 6 inches in diameter.

They are usually left in request for divine intervention or in thanks for a miracle granted. is an American artist currently residing in Saint Louis Missouri. She works across disciplines as a sculptor, illustrator and ceramic artist. She works primarily in wax, porcelain, and gypsum and participates in exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe. She developed her process with wax through trial and error, an endeavor which involves sculpting, mold making, casting, carving and painting, and shares this technique with others through wax-focused workshops. She periodically releases collections of miniature sculptures in limited edition.

Heather O’Shaughnessy is an American artist currently residing in Saint Louis Missouri. She works across disciplines as a sculptor, illustrator and ceramic artist. She works primarily in wax, porcelain, and gypsum and participates in exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe. She developed her process with wax through trial and error, an endeavor which involves sculpting, mold making, casting, carving and painting, and shares this technique with others through wax-focused workshops. She periodically releases collections of miniature sculptures in limited edition.