Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin mug

The Saint Juan Diego mug can be a gift for someone named Juan Diego or who shares a devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe. The painting of the saint accompanies his name and canonisation on the reverse. Dedicate it with a few words about a pilgrimage, a celebration or the family connection that led you to choose this figure.

A painting of Saint Juan Diego

The depiction shows him kneeling in a white tilma, with a halo and hands joined in prayer before a landscape. The composition lets you dedicate the keepsake to someone who knows the Guadalupe tradition or appreciates its religious images. Connect it with a visit to a shrine or the story your family shares about that devotion.

Juan Diego holds a central place in the Tepeyac narrative. Catholic tradition presents him as an Indigenous layman entrusted with taking the Virgin’s message to the bishop and later associated with caring for the shrine. Details of his personal life come from accounts and testimonies collected after his lifetime. The design shares the memory of that religious tradition and can give meaning to a gift for someone close to the communities that preserve it.

Canonisation in Mexico City

The mug includes the name Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin and his canonisation in Mexico City on 31 July 2002. The commemoration on 9 December completes the prepared reverse. These references accompany the painting and identify the saint to whom the gift is dedicated.

Before ordering, you can rotate the composition in the 3D viewer to examine the image and text from different angles. Selecting Both sides displays two opposing views of the same design, with rotation still available. Choose the handle orientation for a right-handed or left-handed user. The number of mugs you wish to receive is selected separately from the views shown.

We print the composition by sublimation. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. Choose this gift for the name, history or devotion that connects you with its recipient, and accompany it with a few personal words about why you thought of them. Our collection of religious mugs includes other figures and celebrations, so you can dedicate each gift to someone in your family or community.

Image credits

• Miguel Cabrera · Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
• Source and licence on Wikimedia Commons

Frequently asked questions

Which details are included?
The name Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin, canonisation in Mexico City on 31 July 2002 and commemoration on 9 December. The text is in the selected language.

Which image is used?
A painting of the saint kneeling in a white tilma, with a halo and hands joined in prayer before a landscape.

Can I see both sides?
Yes. Rotate the 3D viewer or choose Both sides to show two opposing views of the same design. Quantity is selected separately.