Orthodox Icon Xenia of Petersburg
The hand-painted icon of Xenia of Petersburg is a holy image of a righteous woman who took on many difficult trials, but did not give up and kept her faith in God. The icon of Xenia of Petersburg is a symbol of hope and trust in the power of the spirit.
The icon of Xenia, also known as St. Blessed Xenia, is one of the most revered saints in Russia. She was born into a wealthy family, but after the death of her husband and son, she gave up material wealth and began to live in the slums, caring for the sick and needy. Her life served as an example of selflessness and faith in God.
St. Xenia of Petersburg is often invoked to help with health problems, family difficulties and financial problems. The icon of St. Xenia of Petersburg is a symbol of gratitude and respect for this saint, as well as prayerful support in times of need.
An icon of St. Xenia can be gifted especially to those who are facing difficulties in life. It can also be purchased for personal use as a symbol of faith and hope for a better future.
In the icon painting workshop “Mstyora Icons” you can buy an icon of St. Xenia of Petersburg, which is made in the best traditions of Russian iconography. The handmade icon of Xenia is not only an expression of spiritual elevation and faith, but also a real work of art, which will become an exquisite decoration of your iconostasis.
All stages of icon making, starting with the icon board and ending with tempera painting are performed by professional masters and painters icon painters with many years of experience and work experience. Customers of the icon painting workshop are Orthodox Temples and Monasteries.
All icons of the Mstyora Icons icon-painting workshop are made in strict observance of the iconographic canon of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Order an Orthodox Icon Xenia of Petersburg in the icon-painting workshop “Mstyora Icons”, Mstyora, Vladimir region, where icons have been painted since 1628.
It is possible to paint an image in any size to order.
We accept orders for measurement icons, analoy icons, church icons, and icons for iconostasis.
