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Christ
The Pantocrator, the Mandylion, and the Feasts of the Lord.
ΑΓΙΑ ΕΙΚΩΝ · EST. TRADITION
Icons written by hand in egg tempera and gold leaf, faithful to the canon handed down from Byzantium.

“What the word transmits through the ear, the icon shows silently through the image.”
— SEVENTH ECUMENICAL COUNCIL, 787
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The Pantocrator, the Mandylion, and the Feasts of the Lord.
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Hodegetria, Eleousa, and the Mother of God of the Sign.
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Patrons, martyrs, and the holy fathers of the Church.

Seasoned linden, gessoed in a dozen thin layers of chalk and rabbit-skin glue.
Leaf laid on bole and burnished by hand — the uncreated light.
Earth pigments bound with yolk, built from shadow toward light.
Each icon is inscribed and offered for blessing before it leaves.
For your home, your parish, or a loved one’s patron saint — each icon is written to order.
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