Virgin Mary icon Panagia Amolyntos, Gold Canvas Serigraphy Handmade Greek Orthodox icon of Our Lady Byzantine art wall hanging wood, religious plaque

Bring the spiritual elegance of Byzantine art into your home with this exquisite, handmade Greek Orthodox icon of Virgin Mary Panagia Amolyntos. Crafted with reverence, this piece makes a profound addition to any prayer corner or a deeply meaningful religious gift.

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• Display: This icon is designed for versatile display; it can be hung on a wall or placed on a flat surface, making it an elegant addition to any home or sacred space. The harmonious blend of religious themes and artistic craftsmanship, along with its rich theological context, renders it a meaningful tribute to the Christian faith.

The Significance of Virgin Mary Panagia Amolyntos

Handmade Greek Orthodox Serigraphy – Panagia Amolyntos

Handmade Gold Serigraphy Plaque – Virgin Mary-Panagia Amolyntos

This handcrafted gold serigraphy plaque depicted Virgin Mary-Panagia Amolyntos, features a unique aging technique that gives it a beautiful vintage look on hagiography canvas. Made by skilled artisans by following the technique instilled in Mount Athos - one of the most beloved pictorial themes. This wonderful serigraphy canvas icon has been crafted on solid natural wood and it was carved by hand.

The Title of the Virgin M"Amolyntos" and Its Symbolism

The title of the Virgin Mary as "Amolyntos" originates from the hymn of the Apodeipnon (Evening Prayer), which begins with the words “Spotless, undefiled…” (Ἄσπιλε, ἀμόλυντε). Beside her are the Archangels Gabriel and Michael, who bear the symbols of Christ’s Passion: the Cross, the Spear, and the Sponge.

The image of the Virgin Mary of the Passion, or Amolyntos, shows Her holding Jesus Christ on Her left side, with Her left hand positioned beneath His bare and kneeling feet. Christ tightly grips His mother’s hand with both of His hands while gazing toward Archangel Gabriel. Archangel Gabriel reveals the key symbols of the Passion: the Cross of Christ’s future sacrifice and the Crown of Thorns used to mock Him.

Above the Virgin Mary’s shoulder, Archangel Michael is depicted holding the Spear, the Sponge, and the Vessel containing the gall and vinegar offered to Jesus during His crucifixion.