Description
About this piece
Saint Ciaran of Saigir was an early Irish monastic founder and became the patron of Ossory. Traditions of his life tell of simplicity, prayer, and friendship with the animals around him. Olga Ivkin depicts him with animals and a small church.
Artwork by Olga Ivkin, a partner iconographer of St. Spyridon Icons. This high-resolution printed reproduction is mounted and finished by hand in our Texas workshop.
This listing includes one mounted icon.
Mounted icon details
- Printed artwork mounted on a solid wood panel
- Finished edges and a clear protective finish
- Keyhole on the back for hanging
- Small: approximately 3.5 × 5 inches
- Medium: approximately 5.5 × 7.5 inches
- Large: approximately 8 × 10 inches
Made to order. Because each icon is finished by hand, slight variations in print placement and wood dimensions may occur.
This is a flat, 2D printed reproduction mounted on wood. Gold-colored areas and painted textures are part of the print; no real gold leaf is applied.
