The icon is made of lime wood. The icon itself is applied by a special printing technique directly on the board.

Possibility of dedication from the back side or adding a wooden peg to lean against.

An icon (Gr. εικων - eikón - literally: image) is a sacred image, most often painted (written) on wood, originating from the Byzantine culture. It depicts figures of saints, scenes from their lives and biblical motifs. The icon is characteristic of Orthodox and Greek Catholic Christian churches. The character of the icon is based on traditional Byzantine aesthetics - it depicts the opposition of good and evil, the supernal world and the terrestrial world, etc. It tends towards a symbolic representation of the world (the art of the icon = the art of symbols). In fact, icons are not painted but written, just as holy scripture is written, because icons represent holy scripture in images.