It is a 16th century icon. As indicated by Christian hagiography, Christ Pantocrator towers over the central dome of all Byzantine churches; if instead the church does not have a dome, the figure of Christ is hagiographed in the center of the ceiling of the temple. In this version of the icon, Jesus Christ is depicted with a rigorous look but which expresses the love that characterizes him, with a golden halo, blessing with his right hand and holding the Gospel close to his chest with his left hand. The original icon, a source of inspiration for the hagiographer, is located in Sifnos, on the sacred rock of Chrysopigi, at the famous monastery of Panagia Chrysopigi, built in 1650.
BLESSING CHRIST
This icon is made with the latest generation screen printing technique, with a minimum of forty passages of indelible colors.
On the back there are two holes that allow you to hang it on the wall or place it on a surface using a support already supplied.
The icon is accompanied by a certificate of guarantee and authenticity.
