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TRIPTYCH THE OUR LADY OF MUROM 22x18 cm - wooden, gilded

TRIPTYCH THE OUR LADY OF MUROM 22x18 cm - wooden, gilded

Šifra: E-146-208

Handmade triptych of the Holy Mother of God of Murom. The metal parts are ennobled with 24-carat 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 have been 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 because Serbs especially glorify the Blessed Virgin Mary, just like any saint they celebrate!

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

Holy Mother of God of Murom triptych
24 carat gilding and silver plating fineness 925 on metal parts
The icon is in the wood
Contains zircons
Dimensions: 22x18 cm
There are angels on the wings of the triptych
Handmade engraving technique

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

THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD OF MUROM

The icon of the Virgin of Murom has a significant historical and spiritual role in the Russian Orthodox tradition. In the 12th century, the icon was brought from Kiev to Murom by Prince Constantine of Murom. In a key event, when idolaters in Murom plotted against the prince, he prayed fervently before the icon. He carried it with him before the conspiracy and thus forced the pagans to change their minds and accept Christianity.

The icon is also associated with Bishop Basil of Ryazan at the end of the 13th century, who prayed in front of it before, accused and persecuted, he escaped across the Oka River in a miraculous way, using his mantle as a raft. This event was instrumental in changing the seat of the diocese from Murom to Ryazan, where the icon continued to be kept.

The icon was known for many miracles and served as a spiritual refuge for people. They prayed before her for piety, mercy, protection and the gift of wisdom. Its artistic value is reflected in the detailed depiction of the Infant with a scroll in his hand, while the Virgin holds Christ in her arms, which symbolizes safety and maternal protection.

Although the original icon disappeared in 1929, a faithful copy of it can be found today in the Ryazan Cathedral's Borisogleb Cathedral.