A retablo is a religious artwork that represents a scene involving the Virgin Mary, Jesus Christ, or a saint. Synonyms for the word retablo include devotional painting, altarpiece, shrine, or votive offering. In Spanish, retablo can also refer to a small chapel or a painting or sculpture that is hung on a wall. In the Mexican tradition, retablos generally feature bright colors and intricate details, often depicting a specific event in the life of a saint or a miracle performed by them. Retablos can be found all over Latin America in churches, homes, and public spaces. Their unique beauty and religious significance make them a popular art form among people of all faiths.