Saint Sergius of Radonezh Orthodox Icons
Our workshop paints Saint Sergius icons by hand in the traditional Orthodox manner. The image is prepared not as a decorative portrait, but as a sacred icon with careful attention to the saint’s face, monastic garments, blessing gesture, inscription, background, and overall composition. You can choose a small personal icon, a larger family icon, or a custom-size icon for a church, chapel, school, or Orthodox community.
When people choose an icon of Saint Sergius
as a patron saint or nameday gift for someone named Sergius or Sergei;
for students, teachers, and families who value prayer, discipline, and learning;
for a home icon corner connected with patience, humility, and spiritual focus;
for monasteries, parish rooms, Orthodox schools, chapels, and libraries;
as a meaningful gift for someone beginning a serious period of study, service, or personal responsibility.
Iconography and materials
Saint Sergius is usually shown in monastic clothing, often with a blessing gesture, a scroll, or a calm frontal composition. A hand-painted icon can be made on a prepared wooden board with a painted background or gold leaf. The style can be modest and restrained for personal prayer or more solemn for a church or institutional setting.
For a deeper explanation of his life, iconography, and how to choose the right format, read our article: Saint Sergius of Radonezh icon: meaning and how to choose.
Custom order
If you need a particular size, inscription, background, or gift format, we can discuss the details before painting. For broader selection, see our main section of Orthodox icons of the saints.
