This icon of Saint Innocent of Alaska is silkscreen printed on gessoed cotton canvas, mounted on a solid carved wood board, and handmade in Greece. The halo, inscriptions, and ornamental details are hand-painted, and gold leaf is applied by hand to the background. The panel is finished with varnish and arrives with a certificate of authenticity, gift-ready for a home icon corner.
Iconography and Symbolism
In the left hand St.Innocent holds a decorated book of the Gospels. This highlights his lifelong work as a missionary translator. He creates the first written alphabet for the native Aleut people and translated the Bible into their languages. The text of the icon calls him the “Enlightener of Alska and Siberia”, honoring how he traveled across freezing lands via dog sled, kayak, and reindeer to spread the Christian faith.
Feast Day
March 31 (Old Calendar) / April 13 (New Calendar) — Repose; also commemorated October 6, the Glorification.
Gift Suggestions
-A meaningful gift for anyone named Innocent
-A fitting gift for missionaries, teachers, and translators of Scripture
-A gift for converts to Orthodoxy in North America
-A dignified addition to a home icon corner or parish gift shop

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