Silver Plated Icons

Orthodox icon of our Lord Jesus Christ (SP-VE1) in gold and silver plated. This icon has a background with real gold and silver foil and with a decorative hunger on the back. Comes in a nice clear plastic box.

Orthodox icon of our Lord Jesus Christ  in silver plated. This smaller icon has a stand on the back side and can be standing or hanging icon. The bigger sizes, they have a hunger on the back.

Orthodox Icon of Saints Helen and Constantine the Equal of the Apostles. (SP)

Commemorated May 21.

This is a silver-plated icon of Saints Constantine and Helen on a special paper, with decoration. Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

Saint Helen was the mother of St Constantine the Great. She is responsible for the recovery of the Cross and the building of many Churches. Saint Constantine the Great was the Emperor you reunited the Roman Empire and establishes Christianity as the main religion of the Empire, giving all Christians the freedom to practice their religion. Before he died he was baptized. 

Orthodox Icon of the Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos in silver plated (SP).

Silver-plated icon of the Dormition of Theotokos on specific paper, with decoration.Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

The Dormition or Falling Asleep of the Theotokos commemorates the death, resurrection, and glorification of Christ's mother. There are no relics of the Theotokos that have ever been mentioned throughout history. Christ, standing behind the Theotokos, is Christ. He holds in His left arm an infant in white, symbolizing the soul of the Theotokos reborn in her glory in heaven. On either side of the bier are the Apostles; On the right is St. Peter and on the right is St. Paul who stands at the foot of the bier. 

Orthodox Icon of Saint George the Greatmartyr (SP).

Commemorated April 23.

Silver-plated icon of Saint George on a special paper, with decoration. Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.u00a0 NOTICE: The colors of the icons seems little darker, because of the reflection in the scanner. Saint George was a soldier in the roman army.u00a0By his late 20s, George was promoted to the rank of Tribunus and stationed as an imperial guard of the Emperor.u00a0In AD 302, Diocletian issued an edict that every Christian soldier in the army should be arrested and every other soldier should offer a sacrifice to the Roman gods. George refused to offer a sacrifice and declared he dod not do so because he was a Christian. George was a highly decorated officer and was respected by the other soldiers so he had great influence on them.u00a0The Emperor made many offers to change his mind, but George never accepted.u00a0After many varied tortures, George was beheaded before Nicomedia's city wall, on April 23, 303. More on the Life of Saint George

Orthodox icon of Jesus Christ "Pantocrator" (SP).

Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958. This Orthodox icon shows Christ as the Pantocrator which means ruler of all, all powerful, sustainer of the world. He is giving a blessing with His right hand and holds a book in His left showing it open to His teachings. This icon is also called Christ the Teacher,he halo around His head shows His holiness. Unique to Christ is the cross shown in the halo and theGreek letters  (omega, omicron, nu) which literally means He who is This is the name God revealed to Moses at the burning bush.

Icon of Saint John the Theologian, Apostle and Evangelist (SP).

Commemorated May 8.

Silver-plated icon of Saint The Evangelist on a special paper, with decoration and mounted on wood onlySilver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

Saint John was one of the original twelve Apostles, and wrote the Gospel bearing his name and three canonical letters: I John, II John, and III John; and the Book of Revelation.His brother was St. James, another apostle. When over 100 years old, St. John took seven disciples outside of Ephesus and had them dig a grave in the shape of a cross. St. John then went into the grave, and the disciples buried him there, alive. Later on, when his grave was opened, St. John's body was not there. The eagle is the iconographic symbol of the Evangelist John the Theologian. More and the life os Saint John the Theologian

Orthodox Icon of John the Baptist (SP). 

Commemorated January 7.

Silver-plated icon of Saint John the Baptist and Forerunner on a special paper, with decoration.Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

NOTICE: The colors of the icons seems little darker, because of the reflection in the scanner.

Orthodox Icon of the Last Supper, Mystical Supper (SP).

Silver-plated icon of the Last Supper on a special paper, with decoration.Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

NOTICE: The colors of the icons seems little darker, because of the reflection in the scanner

Mystical (last) Supper in the Upper Room sharing the Passover meal with the Twelve was when Jesus gave a radically new meaning to the food and drink of the sacred meal. He identified Himself with the bread and wine: "Take, eat; this is my Body. Drink of it all of you; for this is my Blood of the New Covenant" (Matthew 26:26-28).

Orthodox Christians have come to understand that this was the institution of the Eucharist: whereby earthly food  bread and wine becomes our gift of life, the Body and Blood of Christ. The Eucharist is the center of life in the Orthodox Church. We participate in this event each time we have a Divine Liturgy. We share as Christ told to his disciples in His Blood and Body. It is a participation in union with Him.

Orthodox Icon of Saint Paraskevi, Paraskeve, Friday in silver plated (SP).

Commemorated July 26.

Silver-plated icon of Saint Friday on a special paper, with decoration.Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

NOTICE: The colors of the icons seems little darker, because of the reflection in the scanner.

Icon of Raphael, Nicholas and Irene of Lesvos (SP).

Commemorated April 9.

Silver-plated icon ofSaints Raphael, Nicholas and Irene on a special paper, with decoration. Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

Orthodox Icon of the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Silver-plated icon of the Resurrection on a special paper, with decoration.Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is real silver foil 958*.

NOTICE: The colors of the icons seems little darker, because of the reflection in the scanner.

This is an icon depicting Jesus Christ's victory over death. He is shown on the opening of hades, standing victorious in glory on the lids of tombs. He is forcefully pulling Adam and Eve from the depths of hades. Christ is risen from the dead,Trampling down death by death,And upon those in the tombs bestowing life!-Paschal (Easter) Hymn

Orthodox Icon of Saint Spyridon Wonderworker and Bishop of Tremithus in Silver Plated (SP).

Commemorated December 12.

Silver-plated icon of Saint Spyridon on a special paper, with decoration.Silver-plated icons are made with the latest and very specific technique. The icon is a copy of a hand painted icon and the background is silver 958.

NOTICE: The colors of the icons seems little darker, because of the reflection in the scanner.