Central Icon: Christ Pantocrator means “Almighty” or “All-powerful”. In Iconography, Christ the Pantocrator represents a specific depiction of Christ, and this painting is one of the first of Christ in the early church and remains the central icon. This 16th-century icon traditionally shows Christ holding a book and his hand raised to make the sign of a blessing. It is the work of hagiographer Michael or Michelis Damaskinos of the Cretan School. The original work is in the Byzantine and Christian Museum of Athens.

Left Panel: Icons of Saint George; Saint Haralambos

Right Panel: Icons of Saint Demetrios; Saint Spyridon

Distinctive designs and all have silver and crystal Halos                       Each silk screen handmade icon is mounted on hardwood with an engraved frame

Size:  12.6w x 7.5h inches

Adhering to traditional Byzantine iconography
Triptych art, Silver with European crystal elements
Hand-made silk screen icons on a wooden base

Lifetime warranty on craftsmanship  - Authentically made in Greece

Note:  For a Pre-Order size, we will order with Greece and ship to you when received.