Mounted Orthodox Icon of Saint Petka Trnova 41x33 cm with 24k gold plating-1

Orthodox Icon Saint Petka Trnova 41x33 cm

Name: Orthodox Icon Saint Petka Trnova 41x33 cm
SKU: E-146-295
Price: 68.49 RSD
Availability: InStock

Šifra: E-146-295

The metal components of this patron saint icon are plated with 24-karat gold, representing the finest and purest gilding available on the market.

This icon is crafted in the tradition of Byzantine iconography. As the oldest and most detailed style in Christian history, Byzantine iconography ensures that even the most intricate details have been faithfully preserved and passed down through generations of iconographers since ancient times.

This icon will grace the walls of your home, serving as a reminder of the unwavering faith and sacrifice of Saint Petka Trnova. Enhance the beauty of your home and make your "Slava" or feast day even more solemn with the depiction of this great saint, revered as a protector of women and a healer of the sick.

Beyond its traditional purpose, this icon serves as a precious gift—a gesture of benevolent protection and blessing for the family to whom it is gifted.

68,49 USD

DETALJNIJE

FEATURES:

Dimensions: 41x33 cm
Includes certificate
Mounted on a wooden base (kaširana)
24-karat gold plating on metal parts
Icons are not consecrated

The Mounting Process (Kaširanje): This icon is created using a specialized mounting technique, where a high-quality iconographic print is applied to a wooden MDF board under high pressure. This process ensures the icon remains stable, protected from warping, and faithfully conveys every detail of the Byzantine style, providing durability and a solid feel.

SAINT PETKA TRNOVA

The Holy Martyr Paraskeva, known among the people as Saint Petka Trnova, was born in Rome to a Christian family. Following the death of her parents, she distributed her wealth to the poor and became a nun, dedicating her life to preaching the faith of Christ. She suffered a martyr's death in the second century for her devotion.

The feast day of Saint Petka Trnova is celebrated on August 8th. This saint is particularly venerated as the patron of the blind and those with eye ailments, and the faithful pray to her for healing and spiritual peace. She is often distinguished from Saint Petka (Paraskeva of the Balkans) celebrated in October, as Trnova Petka holds a unique place as a symbol of perseverance through suffering.

The icon of Saint Petka Trnova should be placed on the eastern wall of your home to beautify your space and add solemnity to your celebrations. It is a distinguished gift—a sign of spiritual protection and blessing for loved ones.