San Lázaro, shown leaning on crutches and accompanied by his faithful dogs, is venerated as a healer of the sick and protector of the suffering; in Santería/Lucumí tradition he is syncretized with Babalú-Ayé, orisha of illness and healing. He is one of the most widely petitioned figures for health and recovery. This 8-inch cast resin statue captures his humble, resilient image.