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Saint Alexandra - Silver icon on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos

Name: Saint Alexandra - Silver icon on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos
Brand: Christianity Art
SKU: C16X11F_644-4F0BDF6197
Price: 80.48 EUR
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Discover Saint Alexandra - Silver icon on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos from Christianity Art. Category: Wall reliefs. Materials: Silver, Gold, Wood. View product details and delivery options on EmenCraft.

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Discover Saint Alexandra - Silver icon on wood, locally gilded - Mount Athos, offered by Christianity Art. Find it in Wall reliefs. Materials: Silver, Gold, Wood. The image is crafted on a hagiographic canvas, which has been carefully placed on a wooden surface. This method lends durability but also a sense of luxury to the final result. The frame that surrounds the image is made of silver, with gilded details that highlight its shine and elegance. The image comes with a mounting base at no extra cost, making it easy to mount on surfaces. An ideal choice for a gift, for use in religious places, or for personal collection. Saint Alexandra Saint Alexandra was the wife of the emperor who connected his existence with the harshest persecutions of Christians (303 – 311 AD). He was a cruel, violent man and she was a calm, philanthropic and compassionate woman. The violent death of St. George led her to the path of Christ and in fact clearly against the will of her husband. She declared to everyone that his actions were inhuman and unbecoming of a man who wears a crown and publicly confessed that she too was a Christian. The emperor wanted to attribute her confession to mental disorder, but she insisted on her faith. Diocletian asked for her imprisonment and she, merciful even to her tormentor, asked the Lord to take her life so that her husband would not be burdened with her own murder. That's how it happened. He left the earthly life just two days after the death of the Great Martyr George.

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