This hand-painted Orthodox icon depicts Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker (also known as Nikolaos, Nikola, Mikuláš), the beloved 4th-century Archbishop of Myra in Lycia. He is one of the most venerated saints in the Orthodox and Catholic traditions, renowned for his humility, miracles, and care for the poor, children, and sailors. In iconography, he is often shown in episcopal vestments, blessing with one hand and holding the Gospel in the other.
Saint Nicholas is commemorated in the Orthodox calendar on December 6 (winter feast) and May 9 (translation of his relics to Bari, Italy). Both dates are kept with great reverence throughout the Orthodox world, especially in Greece, Russia, and the Balkans.
The icon of Saint Nicholas (Nikolaos, Nikola, Mikuláš) is one of the most traditional gifts in Orthodoxy, especially for families, children, sailors, and travelers. It is also a popular choice for new homes and name day celebrations, invoking his protection, generosity, and blessing. Recommended for every prayer corner as a symbol of Christ-like love and care.


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