The screenprinted motif on this mulberry silk necktie draws from the miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe on St. Juan Diego's tilma in 1531—featuring stars on a turquoise field from her mantle on the blade (wide end) and the floral pattern from her dress on the tail (narrow end). This symbol, with Mary clothed in the sun, standing on the moon, and crowned with stars (Revelation 12:1), represents her as the Woman who crushes the serpent (Genesis 3:15), patroness of the Americas, and channel of God's mercy, drawing souls to conversion through her maternal care.

Why This Necktie

In the flow of a man's everyday commitments—balancing career demands, family care, or cultural challenges—this tie provides a subtle invocation of Guadalupe's promise, "Am I not here, who am your Mother?" It urges the Catholic man to entrust his burdens to her Immaculate Heart, promoting trust in divine providence, devotion to the Rosary, and acts of charity, thereby weaving her tender guidance into decisions and fostering unity with the Church's universal mission.

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