Description
Empress, Martyr, wife of the emperor Diocletian. Saint Alexandra’s belief in Christ had her banished to Syria, and after refusing a proposal from Emperor Maximinus, her daughter St. Valeria was sent to join her. After Maximinus died, they both returned by the mercy of Emperor Licinius, who had subscribed to the Edict of Milan, giving Christian’s freedom of religion. Still remaining an enemy, Licinius gave orders to execute the Holy Empress Alexandra and her daughter, Valeria.
Available in 2 sizes
- Icon can be wall-mounted or can be a standing display
- Powerful pieces for your home, family, or friends as gifts
- Adhering to traditional Byzantine iconography
Hand-Made silk screen on a wooden base - Feast Day: Celebrated on April 21st (or April 23rd, St. George's Day)
- Authentically made in Greece
Warranty Information
Lifetime warranty on craftsmanship
