Saint Spyridon Orthodox Icon, Serigraphy Canvas with Gold Leaf, Handmade Greek Byzantine Wall Art

This icon of Saint Spyridon the Wonderworker, Bishop of Trimythous, is a vintage-style serigraphy on canvas with rich gold-leaf detailing and an aged patina that echoes a centuries-old original. It portrays the beloved hierarch in his distinctive woven shepherd's hat — the wonderworking saint and patron of Corfu. Available in large formats up to 41×58 cm.

Product Specifications

• Technique: Handmade serigraphy (silkscreen) on canvas with gold-leaf detailing and an aged vintage finish
• Mounting: Canvas on wood
• Origin: Handcrafted in our family workshop in Greece
• Available sizes: 4.6×6.1, 6.2×8.5, 10×15, 14×20, 20×28, 27×40 and 41×58 cm
• Made to order in any theme upon request

The Significance of Saint Spyridon

Saint Spyridon (c. 270-348), Bishop of Trimythous in Cyprus, was a simple shepherd raised to the episcopate for his holiness, humility and love. At the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea in 325 he confounded the Arians by taking a clay tile and, with a prayer, causing fire to flash up, water to flow down, and clay to remain in his hand — a living image of the one God in three Persons.

A great wonderworker in life and after his repose, his incorrupt relics rest on the island of Corfu, of which he is the beloved patron and protector; the faithful say he still walks the world helping those in need, and he is recognised in icons by his woven shepherd's hat. He is celebrated on 12 December. As a devotional icon, Saint Spyridon is a sign of humble faith and miraculous help — a treasured presence in any prayer corner and a meaningful gift for those who bear his name.