Rufina is the Latin feminine of Rufinus, from rufus (red-haired). Saints Justa and Rufina (3rd c.) were the **Christian twin sisters of Seville** — potters who refused to sell their wares for pagan rituals and were martyred together. **Patron saints of Seville and Spanish potters.**
Featured in works by Murillo and Goya.
Rufina reduces to three — the number of Spanish twin saint.