About us
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TheHolyArt is a family-owned workshop in Katerini, Greece, rooted in our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Our vision: an icon of Him in every home. Following the traditional Mt. Athos technique, we craft icons and religious items to the highest standards. We create unique, never-before-made pieces and gladly accept custom requests for any occasion. With over 3 decades of experience, our passion only grows as we pursue exceptional religious art while minimizing our carbon footprint.
Orthodox iconography is not just an "art". It's a sacred art. It's not "painting," it's theology. It's not "artistic expression," it's an expectation of salvation.
The Byzantine Hagiographer, as shaped by the centuries-old search for the correct way of depicting the transcendent, canonizes with full awareness of his diaphane within the Church.
The Image is a devotional medium. Object, not worship, but respect. The price goes to the person depicted and not, of course, to the wood. In the depiction of a sacred person, its existence is represented and not its unique nature. Its purpose is to present the venerable and evangelical verbs of Orthodoxy simply, understandable and respectful.
TheHolyArt is a family-owned workshop in Katerini, Greece, rooted in our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Our vision: an icon of Him in every home. Following the traditional Mt. Athos technique, we craft icons and religious items to the highest standards. We create unique, never-before-made pieces and gladly accept custom requests for any occasion. With over 3 decades of experience, our passion only grows as we pursue exceptional religious art while minimizing our carbon footprint.
Our philosophy that lies behind the Sacred art of Hagiography;
The Byzantine Hagiographer, as shaped by the centuries-old search for the correct way of depicting the transcendent, canonizes with full awareness of his diaphane within the Church.
The Image is a devotional medium. Object, not worship, but respect. The price goes to the person depicted and not, of course, to the wood. In the depiction of a sacred person, its existence is represented and not its unique nature. Its purpose is to present the venerable and evangelical verbs of Orthodoxy simply, understandable and respectful.
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