This piece is a rostrillo made for the Virgin of Setefillas. It is made with casting, hand chiseling, segueteado and silver oxide patina.

This is a script of Charity for the Brotherhood of Thirst, Seville. It is made with casting, laminating and hand chiselling. It is carved in cedar wood that was gilded with gold fino polychrome and hand embroidered. The design is based on the parish of the brotherhood with a well defined architectural style.

This is a crown of the Virgin of O Corpiño. The crown is composed of a series of characteristic elements for this type of crown: basket, imperial crowns, rays, a globe, a cross, and it also includes a small custody and the Holy Spirit. It is a neo-baroque crown. The rays emanate from the basket and are mainly composed of straight and fiery rays that provide light. It bears ten stars surrounding the crown, as well as garlands flanked by a choir of cherubim.

This is a plaque inspired by the Sacral Altars that house the Cathedral of Seville. The upper central part of the piece is a gold plated fragment of the High Altar that crowns the work presided by Santa María de la Sede. A series of fire enamels with heraldry and landscapes complement the artistic narrative. It also has two embossed relief cartouches at the ends.