Virgin Mary Sweetness of the Angels – Aged Serigraph – Mount Athos

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An aged serigraph of the Virgin Mary as the Sweetness of the Angels. A beautiful work based on Byzantine models with high aesthetic value.

The icon is available upon order

Origin: Mount Athos

*Available in 2 different sizes

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Aged Serigraph of the Virgin Mary Sweetness of the Angels

A magnificent aged serigraph, hand-crafted on natural pine wood. The Sweetness of the Angels is a hymn dedicated to the Most Holy Theotokos, to whom the entire Athonite State is devoted. “The Sweetness of the angels, the joy of the sorrowful,” is a phrase found in one of the hymns of the Dormition of the Virgin. The Sweetness of the Angels refers to the Virgin Mary, who brings joy, delight, and fulfillment, for she is the one who brought Jesus Christ into the world. In this image, the Virgin embraces Christ, while two angelic figures are seen above. The depiction of the Most Holy Theotokos is one of the beloved themes of the monks of Mount Athos, showing their limitless faith and love in this way.

Serigraph – Features

Serigraphy is a widely used technique in iconography, and it is taught and used in many iconography workshops, including those on Mount Athos. In fact, for icons created with this technique, the monks use traditional methods, meaning that the iconographer creates a large part of the icon by hand with minimal technological involvement. The aging technique of the icons is also handmade, giving these works collectible value. These are precise replicas of Byzantine art, with the charm of the old style being strongly evident. The icon has been crafted with high-quality materials on natural wood, and the painted surface is covered with pure beeswax, ensuring that the colors remain intact over time.

The icon is available upon order

Origin: Mount Athos

*Available in 2 different sizes

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