Our Lady of Bonfim is a revered Catholic title of the Virgin Mary, particularly celebrated in Brazil. She is the patroness of the city of Salvador, located in the state of Bahia. The annual festival in her honor attracts thousands of pilgrims who participate in processions and religious ceremonies, showcasing the deep cultural and spiritual significance of this devotion. The original image of Our Lady of Bonfim was brought to Brazil in the 18th century by Portuguese settlers. The iconic church dedicated to her, the Igreja de Bonfim, features a striking neoclassical architecture and is a popular pilgrimage site. Visitors often tie colorful ribbons, known as fitas, to the church's gates, symbolizing their prayers and wishes.