Ostentatious reliquary, corozo and bone, mid-20th century, Saint Louis-Marie de Montfort

Ostentatious Catholic devotional reliquary, dated after 1947, dedicated to Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort.
The date is confirmed by the word “Saint” appearing on the interior label, as Louis-Marie de Montfort was canonized on July 20, 1947. The object must therefore date from after this date.
The reliquary contains an old piece of paper bearing the printed inscription:
“Fabric that touched the bones of Saint Louis-Marie de Montfort.”
This is a contact relic (brandea), consisting of a piece of fabric that came into contact with the saint's relics.
Small, ostentatious reliquary on a pedestal, topped with a cross.
The mount is made of corozo combined with light-colored bone elements, in a simple, devotional style typical of post-war French religious tabletterie.
The protective glass is made of transparent Plexiglas.
An object of popular piety intended for private devotion, display in a showcase, or a religious art collection.
Dimensions and weight
Height: approx. 9 cm
Width: approx. 5 cm
Weight: approx. 20 g
Condition
Good antique condition.
There is a small visible scratch on the transparent Plexiglas, which does not affect the legibility of the label or the overall presentation.
Slight wear and signs of use consistent with age.
Old label present and legible.
Reliquary complete, top cross intact.
See photos for details.