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The Seven-Stepping Theotokos (Epta Vimatizousa), Handmade Greek Orthodox icon of Virgin Mary, Byzantine wood plaque
The Seven-Stepping Theotokos (Epta Vimatizousa), Handmade Greek Orthodox icon of Virgin Mary, Byzantine wood plaque
This finely crafted Orthodox icon of the Seven-Stepping Theotokos (Epta Vimatizousa) is created using the traditional lithography technique, featuring a double varnish layer for enhanced water resistance and long-lasting durability. The icon undergoes handmade artificial aging, giving it a timeless, antique character that reflects the sacred artistry and spiritual depth of Byzantine iconography. This piece is produced by an artisan trained in the Monasteries of Mount Athos, where the traditions of iconography and lithography are meticulously preserved.
The Seven-Stepping Theotokos is associated with a miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary known for her intercessions and powerful protection. According to tradition, this icon is linked to the Virgin’s guidance in miraculous movements symbolizing seven steps, each representing divine intervention, progress in faith, or the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. Often depicted holding the Christ Child, the Theotokos demonstrates her role as both the Mother of God and a steadfast protector of humanity. The veneration of this icon embodies the themes of guidance, spiritual growth, and divine providence.
This Orthodox icon can be hung on a wall or placed on a flat surface, making it an inspiring addition to any prayer corner, sacred space, or home altar. It serves as a reminder of the Theotokos' constant intercession and the transformative power of her maternal protection.
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