The 10-inch Jesus Malverde Statue pays homage to the revered folk hero of Sinaloa, Mexico. Born Jesus Juarez Mazo (1870-1909), Malverde is a figure steeped in legend and folklore, known as the "patron saint of the drug lords" or the "angel of the poor."
His story, whether historical or mythical, depicts him as a Robin Hood-like figure, stealing from the wealthy to aid the impoverished. Malverde's execution elevated him to martyrdom, and he became a symbol of hope and protection for the oppressed.
Many venerate Jesus Malverde as a saint, praying to him for protection, healing, and guidance. His cult following attributes miraculous powers to him, seeing him as a source of strength and resistance against adversity.
This statue serves as a tangible representation of Malverde's enduring legacy, revered by many for his supposed ability to safeguard against harm and provide solace in times of need.