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Image St. Irini Chrysovalantou Silk screen print Wooden 19x25cm
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Image St. Irini Chrysovalantou Silk screen print Wooden 19x25cm

Wooden religious icon in the form of Saint Irene Chrysovalantou. She is considered the protector of pregnancy, fertility, childbirth, marriage, family, and children, and her memory is celebrated on July 28.
Icons are a timeless gift choice for birth, wedding, baptism, and other occasions or to decorate your own space. Also, depending on the size, they can be used as amulets or to make favors. See Description & Specifications

  • Height: 25cm
  • Width: 19cm

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Description & Specifications

Depiction
St. Irini Chrysovalantou
Technique
Silkscreen printing

Technique

Silkscreen printing
Icons created using the high-quality printing method on wood or canvas (often with embossed finish or gold stamping). They offer exceptional detail, great durability over time, and very good value for money.
Material
Wooden
Athonite
No

Athonite

Icons that have been created, crafted, or are approved copies of works by monks in cells, sketes, or Holy Monasteries of Mount Athos, carrying the deep spiritual heritage and blessing of Athos.
Mount Type
-
Width
19 cm
Height
25 cm

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Description

Wooden religious icon in the form of Saint Irene Chrysovalantou. She is considered the protector of pregnancy, fertility, childbirth, marriage, family, and children, and her memory is celebrated on July 28.
Icons are a timeless gift choice for birth, wedding, baptism, and other occasions or to decorate your own space. Also, depending on the size, they can be used as amulets or to make favors.

  • Height: 25cm
  • Width: 19cm

Manufacturer

OEM

Manufacturer Details

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24,00 €
14,00 €   shipping cost