No.4540-30 Size: 18x24cm / 7,10x9,50inwith framed wood - Nioras Orthodox Family

Nicholas Help of Mariners

SKU: st325-2960

Iconographer: Liondas Chr. Commemorates on: December 6. This Saint lived during the reign of Saint Constantine the Great, and reposed in 330, As a young man, he desired to espouse the solitary life. He made a pilgrimage to the holy city Jerusalem, where he found a place to withdraw to devote himself to prayer. It was made known Jo him, however, that this was not the will of God for him, but that he should return to his homeland to be a cause of salvation for many. He returned to Myra, and was ordained bishop. He became known for his

Nicholas NeoClassic Wooden Icon

SKU: st137-cl137

This Saint lived during the reign of Saint Constantine the Great, and reposed in 330, As a young man, he desired to espouse the solitary life. He made a pilgrimage to the holy city Jerusalem, where he found a place to withdraw to devote himself to prayer. It was made known Jo him, however, that this was not the will of God for him, but that he should return to his homeland to be a cause of salvation for many. He returned to Myra, and was ordained bishop. He became known for his abundant mercy, providing for the poor and

Nikanor & Symeon the new Theologian

SKU: st345-46

Commemorate on : July 28, March 12, respectivelySaint Nicanor was stoned to death in JerusalemSaint Symeon became a monk of the Studite Monastery as a young man, under the guidance of the elder Symeon the Pious. Afterwards he struggled at the Monastery of Saint Mamas in Constantinople, of which he became abbot. After enduring many trials and afflictions in his life of piety, he reposed in 1022. Marvelling at the heights of prayer and holiness to which he attained, and the loftiness of the teachings of his life and writings, the church calls him “the New Theologian.” Only to two

Nikephoros

SKU: st206-2762

Iconographer: Romanos FatherCommemorates on: June 2 & February 9 Saint Nicephoros was born in Constantinople about the year 758, of pious parents; his father Theodore endured exile and tribulation for the holy icons during the reign of Constantine Copronymus (741-775). Nicephorus served in the imperial palace as a secretary. Later, he took up the monastic life, and struggled in asceticism not far from the imperial city; he also founded monasteries on the eastern shore of the Bosphorus, among them one dedicated to the Great Martyr Theodore.He gave up his blameless soul in 828 at about the age of seventy.

Nikitas

SKU: st135-4534

Iconographer: Ginala Mar.Commemorates on: September 15 This Saint was of high birth among the Goths beyond the Danube River. He was taken by Athanaric, pagan ruler of the Goths, and after being tortured, was burned to death for his confession of Christ. According to some, this took place during the reign of Saint Constantine the Great; according to others, under the Emperor Gratian.

Nikodemos of Mount Athos

SKU: st136-2380

Iconographer: Theofileon, St.Anne

Nikon

SKU: st138-2578

Iconographer: Michael FatherCommemorates on: November 26Saint Nicon, the son of a certain noble, was from Armenia. Forsaking his parents and homeland, he passed throughout the parts of the East, crying to all men, “Repent ye,” because of which he received this name. Finally, he came to Lacedaemonia of the Peloponnesus, where he built a church in honour of Christ our Saviour. After having dwelt there many years in solitude, and having converted many from paganism, he departed to the Lord about the end of the ninth century.

Noli Me Tangere

SKU: v17-2749

Iconographer: Holy Monastery of Zerbitsa, Lakonia

Onouphrios

SKU: st142-2415

Iconographer: Liondas Chr.Commemorates on: June 12Saint Onuphrius flourished in the fourth century, first in the cenobium near Hermopolis of Thebes in Egypt, and later as a solitary in the desert, where he was discovered by Saint Paphnutius. When Paphnutius first encountered him deep in the desert, he was affrighted at the Saints appearance, seeing him covered with hair like a wild beast and naked except for a garment sewn of leaves covering his loins. After relating his life and the bitter conflicts he had endured as a hermit, Onuphrius told Paphnutius that he was about to die, and that Paphnutius

Orthodox Byzantine Wooden Icon Saint Vladimir Equal to Apostles

SKU: st-9736

Orthodox icon of Saint Vladimir, the Great Prince, Equal to Apostles Commemorated July 15th Made in Greece

Orthodox Byzantine Wooden Icon Samuel the Prophet

SKU: st-9681

Orthodox icon of Prophet Samuel Commemorated August 20th. Molded on Wood Made in Greece

Orthodox Byzantine Wooden Icon Zachariah the Prophet

SKU: st-9462

Orthodox Icon of Prophet Zachariah, Zacharias. Commemorated September 5. Protector Saint of : Older Couples Made in Greece

Orthodox Byzantine Wooden Icon Zachariah the Prophet and Saint Elizabeth

SKU: st-9741

PROPHET SAINT ZACHARIAH AND SAINT ELIZABETH, FULL BODY HAGIOGRAPHER: FRANTZIS G. FEST: 24/Jun, 5/Sep Molded on Wood Made in Greece

Orthodox Holy Wooden Icon of The Holy Icon of Panagia Portaitissa – Holy Monastery of Iveron – Detail

SKU: Portaitissa_Theotokos

anagia Portaitissa, as mother of the whole world unceasingly grants mercy to the pain She sees in the hearts of the troubled people that seek her help. She speaks each persons language and understands their problems. She accepts the childlike expression of gratitude of Her children. One sees Her as merciful and uses Her presence as a balsam for his wounds. The other sees Her as a philanthropic judge, who guides him in his life. And you will constantly see in Her image, a peaceful yet stern expression from the centuries of incense and prayers which She accepts daily, filled with love

Orthodox Wooden Byzantine Icon Theodores Tiro and Stratelates Full Figure Body

SKU: st68-3067

Iconographer: LiondasSaint Theodore who was from Amasia of Pontus, contested during the reign of Maximian (286-305). He was called Tyro, from the Latin Tim, because he was a newly enlisted recruit. When it Was reported that he was a Christian, he boldly confessed Christ; the ruler, hoping that he would repent, gave him time to consider the matter more completely and then give answer. Theodore gave answer by setting fire to the temple of Cybele, the “mother of the gods,” and for this he suffered a martyrs death by fire.

Orthodox Wooden Byzantine Icon Theodores Tiro and Stratelates on Horse Back

SKU: st68-2705

Iconographer: Holy Monastery Dormition of Theotokos, Parnitha Saint Theodore who was from Amasia of Pontus, contested during the reign of Maximian (286-305). He was called Tyro, from the Latin Tim, because he was a newly enlisted recruit. When it Was reported that he was a Christian, he boldly confessed Christ; the ruler, hoping that he would repent, gave him time to consider the matter more completely and then give answer. Theodore gave answer by setting fire to the temple of Cybele, the “mother of the gods,” and for this he suffered a martyrs death by fire.

Orthodox Wooden Icon Cyprian and Justina

SKU: st254-2287

Iconographer: Ginala Mar.Commemorates on:October 2Saint Justina who was from Damascus, lived in virginity for the sake of Christ. Saint Cyprian, who was from Antioch, began as an initiate of magic and worshipper of the demons. A certain foolish young man who had been smitten with Justinas beauty hired Cyprian to draw her to love him; when Cyprian had wed every demonic device he knew, and had failed, being repulsed by the power of Christ Whom Justina invoked, he understood the weakness of the demons and came to know the truth. Delivered from demonic delusion, he came to Christ and burned