Description Wood-Carved Icon of Christ Pantocrator A wood-carved icon featuring the representation of Christ Pantocrator, an excellent example of the monks’ craftsmanship in woodwork. The term Pantocrator means “Almighty” or “Ruler of All,” referring to the one who holds all power. The icon of Christ Pantocrator typically adorns the central dome (cupola) of Byzantine churches, while in basilica-style churches without domes, it is painted in the center of the ceiling. This specific depiction of Christ is one of the traditional themes in Byzantine and post-Byzantine art. Wood-Carved Icon: Features This particular wood-carved icon belongs to a unique category of icons—works of art renowned for their exceptional attention to detail in the depiction of saints. It is a one-of-a-kind piece created using the “pressing” technique, crafted from lime tree wood. The icon is created with full respect for Orthodox Christian Tradition. After the initial processing and sanding of the wood, it is painted with eco-friendly paint, followed by a pest control process to ensure the wood remains in excellent condition for over 100 years. ** The icon is available in three sizes upon order.
