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Saint Clare of Assisi icon, Handmade Catholic icon of Santa Clara de Assis, Wall hanging wood plaque St Clare of Assisi, religious decor

Saint Clare of Assisi icon, Handmade Catholic icon of Santa Clara de Assis, Wall hanging wood plaque St Clare of Assisi, religious decor

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A wonderful lithography with a varnish layer to ensure waterproof properties and long lasting in time with high quality paint depicting the Saint Clare of Assisi. An icon aesthetically upgraded with collective value due to the handmade artificial ageing it has undergone.


Saint Clare of Assisi was born into a wealthy Italian family but soon shunned her luxurious upbringing to embrace the life of piety and poverty. Inspired by the words of Francis of Assisi, Clare fled her home and joined Francis, establishing her own religious order. The group became known for their austere and devout lifestyle and for the power of their prayer, which is credited with saving Assisi from invaders twice. After Francis' death, Clare continued his work and broadened her own influence. Clare died in 1253 and was canonized two years later by Pope Alexander IV.

The title Theotokos (in Greek, Θεοτόκος) is a Greek word that means "God-bearer" or "Birth-giver to God."


Clare's sister Agnes soon joined her, and they moved to the Church of San Damiano, recently rebuilt by Francis. It wasn't long before other women joined them, and San Damiano's residents, known for their ascetic lifestyle, became known as the "Poor Ladies." (Known as the Order of San Damiano, 10 years after Clare's death the order would be renamed the Order of Saint Clare.)


Clare became the abbess of San Damiano in 1216, and, while spending her days doing manual labor and praying, she began dedicating much of her time to changing the governing rule (established by the pope) of the order from the Benedictine spirit to one of the newly established Franciscan rule. (Two days before Clare died, Pope Innocent IV finally approved her request.) The order became known for its life of abject poverty and committed life of prayer, prayer that Clare used to attain worldly victories that are credited with saving Assisi on two occasions.


The first involved Clare raising the Host up in a

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