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THE IMPERIAL FAMILY TRIPTYCH 22x18cm - wooden, gilded

THE IMPERIAL FAMILY TRIPTYCH 22x18cm - wooden, gilded

Šifra: E-146-226

Handmade triptych of the imperial family. The metal parts are ennobled with 24-karat gilding (the finest and highest-quality gilding on the market), as well as 925 fine silver plating. The icon is additionally decorated with zircons, in order to draw even more attention to all the smallest details that were taken care of during production.

The back of the triptych also has a handle/stand so you can easily position it anytime, anywhere. This triptych is universal for every Orthodox home. There are two angels in the left and right wings of the triptych.

The icon was modeled after the medieval icons, which were made to the smallest detail and everything except the face was forged. It was made using the technique of engraving, and then pouring metal into molds.

227,49 USD

DETALJNIJE

The Imperial Family triptych
24 carat gilding and silver plating fineness 925 on metal parts
The icon is in the tree
Contains zircons
Dimensions: 22x18 cm
There are angels on the wings of the triptych
Handmade with engraving technique

According to Christianity, the icon should be kept on the east wall of the house!

THE IMPERIAL FAMILY

The Romanov Imperial Family, headed by Tsar Nicholas II, the last Russian Tsar, represents one of the most important figures in Russian history. The family was tragically murdered in 1918, after the October Revolution, by the Bolsheviks, which marked the end of Russian imperial rule. Along with Tsar Nicholas, his wife, Empress Alexandra, and their children — Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and Tsarevich Alexei — were killed.

The imperial family was canonized as martyrs in the Russian Orthodox Church in 2000, because of their deep faith, suffering and calm bearing of suffering. They are especially remembered for their devotion to the Russian people and modest way of life, despite their royal status.

The holy imperial martyrs became a symbol of faith and sacrifice, and their suffering and martyrdom is commemorated throughout the Orthodox world.