St Ignatius Brianchininov

St Ignatius BrianchininovWritten by Hieromonk Andrei Erastov of Jordanville, this icon of St. Ignatius Brianchaninov presents the saintly bishop and spiritual writer with the hieral dignity and inner recollection that characterized his own life of prayer. St. Ignatius's teaching on attention and sobriety in the spiritual life is uniquely suited to Orthodox Christians navigating the distractions of modernity. Seek his guidance through this quality Orthodox mounted icon from

Painted in the modern Byzantine iconographic tradition

A Damascene Gallery mounted icon that places you face-to-face with the Savior in an image rooted in more than a thousand years of unbroken Christian prayer

This pre-20th-century Russian icon depicts one of the most moving of Our Lord's miracles — the healing of the woman who had suffered a hemorrhage for twelve years and who reached out in desperate faith to touch the hem of His garment

who is quick to hear and swift to help

is the most iconic image of Pushkin and is treasured by all who love Russian literature and culture

it speaks to the moral seriousness of the great Russian artistic tradition

The Theophany is the feast at which the Holy Trinity was fully revealed to the world for the first time

Makary of Pereyaslavl — venerated in the Russian Church for his life of prayer and monastic virtue — is depicted here in a modern Russian icon

and whose example continues to inspire Christian families

and from the Crimean Tatars in 1480

praying before an icon of the Theotokos

The Nativity of the Lord is depicted in this mounted icon in the Lavra tradition — a richly composed feast icon presenting the mystery of Christmas with the liturgical depth of the Orthodox tradition