Mano Poderosa All-Powerful Hand 19th Century Mexican Retablo de Augustin Barajas- "The Skimpy Painter" crystal quartz skull Made by Tuareg Jewelry Smiths

Made by Tuareg Jewelry Smiths in the Sahara and Sahel deserts

Late 19th Century Original Retablo Oil Painting on Heavy Guage Tin created in Mexico

3/4" width

or flat against a wall

Nuestra Señora del Carmen de Jeronimo de Leon Retablo

Mano Poderosa All-Powerful Hand 19th Century Mexican Retablo de Augustin Barajas- "The Skimpy Painter" crystal quartz skull Made by Tuareg Jewelry SmithsMano Poderosa All Powerful Hand 19th Century Mexican Retablo de Augustin Barajas "The Skimpy Painter" The Mano Poderosa is an unusual Devotional Image whose Origins are still unknown. It is composed primarily of a disembodied hand, usually identified as the Hand of Jesus Christ, and perched on top of each finger are the figures of Jesus, Saint Joseph, Virgin Mary, Saint Joachim, and Saint Anne. The All Powerful Hand symbolizes the Wounded Hand of the