Sts. Cyprian & Justina Orthodox Icon
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Saint Cyprian and Saint Justina suffered martyrdom together in the early 4th century during the persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. According to tradition, Cyprian, once a pagan sorcerer, was converted to Christianity through the faith and prayers of the virgin martyr Justina. He later became a bishop and boldly confessed Christ, while Justina remained steadfast in her faith. Both were martyred for their devotion to Christ. Half-bust high-quality Byzantine icon print, mounted and laminated on an HDF plaque, with a keyhole in the back for wall hanging. [TABS] Specifications Wood trim is painted Byzantine red. On the gold gilded background icons, a resistant epoxy varnish with a beautiful crystal finish is applied and you have the choice of the language for the writing on the icon. Please note that some traditional inscriptions or scroll texts appearing within the icon image may remain in the original language of the icon prototype (such as Greek or Slavonic). Size of the plaque is according to your order. The weight varies with the size of the plaque (by ascending order): 350 g, 380 g, 735 g, 1.3 kg Shipping Please note that our icons and some other items are…
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