The hand-painted Orthodox Icon of The Holy Face has a deep spiritual significance in the Orthodox Christian tradition. It depicts Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world, possessing divine power and mercy. The name “Nerukotvorny” indicates that the icon was not created by human hand, but was inspired by spiritual revelation.
The icon of the Uncreated Savior reminds the faithful of the centrality of Jesus Christ in their lives and the saving mission he accomplished through his death and resurrection. It calls for prayer, repentance, and turning to God through the Savior.
The icon also serves as a reminder of the divine love and mercy that Jesus Christ brings to the world. Looking at this icon can be a source of comfort, hope and spiritual strength for believers.
The icon of the Savior plays an important role in the spiritual life of Orthodox Christians, reminding them of the centrality of Christ in their faith and calling for spiritual renewal and transformation.
In the icon-painting workshop “Mstyora Icons” you can buy an icon of the Uncircumcised Icon of Christ, which is made in the best traditions of Russian icon painting. A handmade icon of Jesus Christ 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 from the icon board and ending with tempera painting are performed by professional masters and painters of icon painting 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 the Orthodox Icon of The Holy Face 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.
