Saint Spyridon of Trimythous Orthodox Icons
Our workshop paints Saint Spyridon icons by hand in the traditional Orthodox manner. The image is prepared as a sacred icon: the face, bishop’s vestments, blessing gesture, inscription, background, and composition are painted with respect for Orthodox iconography. You can choose a personal icon, a family icon, or a custom-size icon for a church, chapel, parish room, or Orthodox community.
When people choose an icon of Saint Spyridon
as a patron saint or nameday gift for someone named Spyridon;
for a home prayer corner connected with humility, patience, and trust in God;
for people praying through work, housing, family, or financial difficulties in a sober Orthodox way;
for churches, chapels, parish rooms, and Orthodox institutions;
as a thoughtful gift for someone who values saints known for pastoral care and compassion.
Iconography and materials
Saint Spyridon is usually shown as a bishop, often wearing a distinctive shepherd-style cap, with a blessing gesture or Gospel book. A hand-painted icon can be made on a prepared wooden board with a painted background or gold leaf. The format can be modest for personal prayer or more solemn for a church or chapel.
For a deeper explanation of the saint, his iconography, and how to choose the right format, read our article: Saint Spyridon of Trimythous 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.