Saint Rose of Lima, the first canonized saint of the Americas and patroness of Peru, is shown with hands full of roses, emblematic of her name and the mystical beauty of her faith. Known for her deep devotion, acts of penance, and a life of prayer, she became a spiritual guide to many. Her presence among the nuns reflects her enduring role as an intercessor and example of sanctity within the cloister. The scene evokes her gentle authority and profound humility, a soul marked by love for Christ and self-sacrifice for others, drawing others into deeper union with God.