Lady of La Salette Apparition statue

Lady of La Salette Apparition Figurine

In 1846, two children, Maximin and Melanie, saw a beautiful lady in white robe studded with pearls, a gold apron, a crucifix around her neck, and a high headdress.

The lady had her face buried in her hands, apparently weeping of a punishment that was to come. According to the children, her message was for people to respect the name of God. True enough, months after, a period of famine followed, which validated the children’s accounts.

Pique interest and spark a discussion about the event and the message with this hand-painted figurine.

Our "touchables":

• 3.5" height.
• Hand painted.
• Individually packed in a personalised box.
• Decoration item.
• Makes a great gift.
• Fun way to learn about Saints and Faith.
• Educators, teachers and parents love them.