Monstrace of the Transfiguration
The transfiguration of the Lord on Mount Tabor is depicted at the base, while above it are three canopies for the aracheli, Moses and Elijah.
Wheat sheaf monstrace
Powerful symbolism of the sheaf of wheat as one of the Eucharistic elements, in the form of a beam or glow around the aracheli.
Minor monstrace
Simplicity and symbolism of wheat as a Eucharistic element.
Processional custody of Santander Cathedral
The design of this monstrance was based on the jewels that the donor wanted to be kept in the monstrance. Iconographic programme of Tabor, with Moses and Elijah and, on the shaft, the virtues (Faith and Hope, Charity is represented in the sacred form).
Gandia’s Collegiate Processional Monstrance
Temple-type monstrance, following the models of Valencian monstrances of the period.
Processional Custody of Santos Juanes from Puzol
This is a large shrine to house the ancient monstrance, with two praying angels on the sides and surmounted by the Holy Johns and the Risen Christ.
Showcase of Our Lady of the Holy Cave
Inspired by a similar one preserved in Segorbe, it was made for a parish church in Castellón de la Plana.
Image of Our Lady of the Puig
On the front is the slab with the image and on the back, in embossed silver plate, a representation of the discovery of the image.
Crown for Purisima Virgin of Puebla del Salvador
Crown with an exclusive design for the titular image of the Old Brotherhood of María Santísima de la Concepción in Puebla del Salvador (Cuenca). It combines symbolic elements chosen by the client, jugs with lilies – alluding to the brotherhood’s coat of arms – and different jewellery votive offerings belonging to devotees of this image.
Gothic Crowns
Designed for a seated Virgin and child, using materials known at the time.
Glowing crown drawing
Design based on vases with lilies, an element associated with the Virgin Mary, to be made in silver, gilded silver, pearls and applied jewels.
Crown set for Our Lady of Peace
Set of crowns (with applied jewellery), olive branch and cross for the orb, both carried by the child. Material provided by the population for the making of the crowns.
Crown set and glowing halo for face
Set of crown and halo, rostrum for the Virgin and crown for the child, following the same design.
Glowing halo set
Juego de potencias para un Cristo.
Comb-like glow
Diseño con alegorías de la Virgen, rayos, estrellas, y ritmos de eses y rocallas cinceladas.