Red San Pascual Dish Towel New Mexico History Museum Girard designed them in 1953

Girard designed them in 1953 for his own use as decorative objects in his Santa Fe home

Tufa cast sterling silver ring with a three-dimensional butterfly perched atop

High gloss

Measures 6" H 2

Front slip and zip pockets in front

Red San Pascual Dish Towel New Mexico History Museum Girard designed them in 1953Who doesn't want San Pascual in their kitchen? He is the patron saint of kitchens and chefs and was known to make delicious meals from very modest ingredients. There is a rumor that he preferred animals to humans and that he never failed to feed them first! For this reason he is always depicted with a cat by his side. But this towel wanted to acknowledge his love for all animals, so we included a mouse, can you spot it? He is one of the most beloved