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Russian icon depicting Christ holding an open Gospel book iron age 1 Imperial Russian

Russian icon depicting Christ holding an open Gospel book iron age 1 Imperial Russian**Description:** Immerse yourself in the sacred aura of this Russian icon depicting Christ holding an open Gospel book, his compassionate gaze inviting all to find solace in Matthew 11: 28. The icon is adorned with a meticulously crafted silver repouss and chased oklad, accented by an enamel plaque. Hallmarked in Vladimir and dated 1844, it bears the maker's mark "AM" and the distinguished 84 silver standard. Though gently restored, its grandeur

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Imperial Russian

Here are common elements found in icons of the Feast Calendar:

and daily rituals

this exquisite piece features authentic Roman glass fragments delicately encased within a sterling silver Jerusalem cross

size: 34x30 cm

Russian icon depicting Christ holding an open Gospel book iron age 1 Imperial Russian**Description:** Immerse yourself in the sacred aura of this Russian icon depicting Christ holding an open Gospel book, his compassionate gaze inviting all to find solace in Matthew 11: 28. The icon is adorned with a meticulously crafted silver repouss and chased oklad, accented by an enamel plaque. Hallmarked in Vladimir and dated 1844, it bears the maker's mark "AM" and the distinguished 84 silver standard. Though gently restored, its grandeur

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