Hand painted icon of Apostle James, made in Mount Athos, on natural wood. The icon is delivered in a wooden box. Apostle James was one of the Jesus’ 12 disciples. After the Resurrection of Jesus, he preached the Gospel in various regions and, with...

Hand painted icon of Panagia Pantanassa, made in Mount Athos, on natural wood. The icon is delivered in a wooden box. This miraculous icon is portable of the 17th century and is located on the left wing of the north-eastern column of the Catholikon of...

Hand painted icon of Saint Christopher, made in Mount Athos, on natural wood. The icon is delivered in a wooden box. Saint Christopher lived at the time when Bishop of Antioch was the Holy Martyr Babylas, who baptized him Christian. It is said that...

Saint Nicholas, also called Nicholas the Wonder Worker or Nicholas of Myra, is a popular saint in the Orthodox Church. According to tradition, Saint Nicholas was born into a Christian family in Lycia in the late third century. He was an ardent follower...

This Icon is the depiction of the last meal Jesus eats with his disciples before his betrayal and arrest. The last Supper is the basis for the Eucharist (from the Greek Eucharistic for “thanksgiving”) known as holy communion or the...

Hand painted icon of Saint Nektarios, on natural wood, made in Mount Athos. The icon is delivered in a wooden box. Saint Nektarios or Nektarios of Pentapolis or of Aegina was born in Thraki in 1846. In Aegina island he built a monastery while he...

This elegant icon beautifully portrays the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child (Panagia), delicately crafted in a silver-tone relief and encased in a faceted glass stand. The serene expression of the Theotokos and the tender gaze of the Christ Child are...

Apostle Marcos, or Apostle Mark, was a disciple of Christ, referred to by Saint Paul as his son. Marcos travelled alongside Saints Paul and Barnabas on missionary trips, in order to evangelize others into Christianity. His missionary travels took him to...

Saint Nicholas, also called Nicholas the Wonder Worker or Nicholas of Myra, is a popular saint in the Orthodox Church. According to tradition, Saint Nicholas was born into a Christian family in Lycia in the late third century. He was an ardent follower...

Saint George, Victory-Bearer, born to Christian parents in Cappadocia Saint George joined the Roman army as a young man and became a talented soldier, valiant in battle. He rose in the ranks of the military, but the pagan government was uneasy that a...

Saint Kyriaki, also known as Kyriaki the Great Martyr, was born on a Sunday to a wealthy and devout Christian family; thus, lending to her name being Kyriaki (or Sunday in English) after the Lord’s Day. According to tradition, Kyriaki was devoted...

The icon of the Virgin Mary Enthroned, or Panagia Enthroned, is a Byzantine-style icon depicting the Virgin Mary sitting upon a throne. On her lap, she holds the infant Jesus, as is common for Byzantine-style icons of the Virgin Mary. Both the Virgin...