Holy Virgin Mary with Jesus Christ Icon-Panagia Greek Russian Byzantine Icons

1. Dimensions:25X20X2 cm, 35X30X2 cm, 44X32X2 cm
2. Christian Religious Handmade Icon
3. Wedding Gift
4. Greek Icon
5. Byzantine Icon
6. Rare Antique Style Icons
7. Real Hand Made Mix Wood Aging Technique
8. Greek Artist Evangelia from Vanas Collection in Athens
9. Material: Wood, Golden Sheet, Water Lacquer, Antique Patina, Bee Wax

Timeless Reverence: Handcrafted Byzantine Icons of Holy Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ for Spiritual Enrichment and Cherished Traditions.

Introducing the exquisite **Holy Virgin Mary with Jesus Christ Icon - Panagia Greek Russian Byzantine Icons**, a timeless piece meticulously crafted by the talented Greek artist Evangelia from the Vanas Collection in Athens. This remarkable masterpiece, available in three sizes—25X20X2 cm, 35X30X2 cm, and 44X32X2 cm—brings an unparalleled blend of spiritual devotion and artistic brilliance into your home. Adorned with intricate details that evoke centuries of tradition, this icon is not merely an object; it holds within its layers of wood and antique patina a storied history that many believe can enhance one's faith journey. Imagine displaying this captivating symbol during intimate family gatherings where discussions on spirituality flourish or presenting it as a cherished memento at weddings—a lasting reminder of love intertwined with divine presence. Whether you seek to deepen your personal connection to Christianity or wish to share profound blessings among loved ones, this handmade work stands ready to elevate any sacred space

• This antique-style icon serves as a profound reminder of faith, enhancing spiritual devotion in any setting
• Crafted by skilled artisans, each handmade piece reflects rich Byzantine artistry and deep religious significance
• The depiction of the Virgin Mary with Jesus Christ fosters a sense of peace and divine protection within your home
• Ideal for commemorating special occasions, this icon makes an impactful addition to both personal collections and sacred spaces