Virgin of Urkupiña vector for cutting and engraving

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Vector image of the Virgin of Urkupiña for plotter and engraving.

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We have vectorized the image of the Virgin of Urkupiña, taking into account the physical details of the work and the factors that affect the performance of a cutting plotter, to find the perfect balance between artistic aesthetics and the technical limitations of the machines.

This image of the Virgin of Urkupiña is made in high-quality PostScript format with perfect paths, without "teeth" in curves or diagonals and using the fewest possible number of nodes so that the cutting software processes the image quickly.

The tips and angles of this vector image are rounded to facilitate cutting and weeding. — The tips and angles are rounded to facilitate cutting and weeding.

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The vector file can be modified, deformed, enlarged or reduced with any vector graphic design software: Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, FreeHand, FlexiSign, Photoprint, etc., preserving its perfect quality at any size.

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Virgin of Urkupiña

The Virgin of Urkupiña, recognized as the Patroness of the National Integration of Bolivia, is an invocation of the Virgin Mary of the Assumption whose devotion is centered in the city of Quillacollo.

Tradition tells that a young shepherdess took her flock daily to the foot of Cota hill. There, she began to receive visits from a beautiful lady with a child in her arms, with whom she spoke in Quechua. These heavenly encounters became frequent, delaying the girl's return home.

Faced with her parents' curiosity regarding her constant delays, the shepherdess told them about her encounters with the "Mamita" and the child. Determined to witness the wonder, the parents went to the place along with the parish priest and other neighbors. Upon arrival, the girl pointed toward the summit of the hill, exclaiming in Quechua: "Jaqaypiña urqupiña, urkupiña", which means "she is already on the hill".

Those present managed to see the image of the Virgin vanishing in the radiance; in that same spot, they found an image sculpted in stone that was later moved to the chapel of Quillacollo. From that moment, the invocation was baptized as the Virgin of Urkupiña.

Her feast day is celebrated every August 15, coinciding with the solemnity of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, bringing together thousands of faithful in one of the most important cultural and religious manifestations in South America.

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