Exhibitions

The Patroness of Almonte used in her clothes the color of each liturgical season.

This costume is one of the oldest preserved.

The oldest jewel that is preserved from the jewel box of the Virgin of El Rocío, as a fundamental element of its historical and artistic heritage, popularly known as Corona del Sol, is of great relevance.

Also known as "Crown of the Brotherhoods", or as it was called from the beginning: "Crown of Love".

Erroneously named after the characters that appear in it.

On the front, three locks, the central one being the largest of them all, and today split. The name of this type of ark comes from the latter, since it used to be called "ark of the three keys".

This costume was blessed on April 30, 2011, the day in which the Matriz Brotherhood celebrated the Sabbath of that month in honor of its patron saint, and was premiered by the Blessed Virgin of El Rocío for the pilgrimage of the same year.

Used by Don Enrique Almaraz y Santos, Cardinal Archbishop of Seville, for the blessing of the crowns of the Virgin and Child, in the act of the Canonical Coronation of Ntra. Sra. del Rocío.

Restored in 1813, the year of the first vow of thanksgiving of the Rocío Chico.

It is a typical Sevillian tile work, which uses yellow, green, blue and white in its range of colors.