Holy hotsell Trinity Icon. Bas-relief on lime-wood, hand painted

Holy Trinity Icon. Bas-relief on lime-wood, hand painted and finished.
Dimensions 26,5 x 37,0 x 2,0 cm.

“TRINITY” - hand painted, wooden bas-relief based on very famous an icon created by Andrei Rublev - Russian painter in the 15th century. It is his most famous work and the most famous of all Russian icons, and it is regarded as one of the highest achievements of Russian art.
Our “TRINITY” is made by polish artist living in Tatra mountains. She carves his icons in lime-tree panels and paints it by colorful oils.

Holy Trinity Icon by Andrei Rublev
The Holy Trinity Icon (aka 'The Hospitality of Abraham') is a panel painting created by Andrei Rublev (c.1360-1430) in the early 15th century. Probably the most famous of all Russian religious paintings, it represents one of the highpoints of Russian art of the late Medieval era. It was painted between 1411 and 1425, by the monk-artist Andrei Rublev, for the Trinity Monastery of St. Sergius. This monastery - located in the town of Sergiyev Posad, about 40 miles north-east of Moscow - was founded in 1345 by St Sergius of Radonezh, and remains the most important Russian monastery as well as the spiritual heart of the Russian Orthodox Church.
In 1551, the Russian Orthodox Church 'Council of the Hundred Chapters' hotsell pondered the issue of icons that, a few centuries previously, had so exercised Byzantine art of the Middle Ages. In an effort to define its iconographical canons, the Council declared the Holy Trinity Icon, by Rublev, to be the ideal medieval painting of its type, and the model for all Orthodox Russian artists.

Our reliefs, paintings and icons.
Reliefs sold in our shop are artistic handicraft, performed by artists, mainly from Podhale. Every one is a unique work of art and no two are the same.
Wooden sculptures and reliefs are made by hand, or partly by hand (machine assisted). The latter are computer-generated, models are created using a CNC milling machine. Next step are hours of manual work by the artist, involving hand-carving, polishing and dyeing of wood for various natural tones. Next, in case of our charming shrines and fine clocks, assembly and fitting. Handmade reliefs are also groundwork for oil painted and gold-leaf decorated icons and sacred images. These are unique works of art. Every face has a different look, each image "speaks" a little differently. The icons and paintings of the saints are created in state of Grace and the artist gives them a touch of his soul for you and your loved ones.
Our products have a unique character and are created in the course of long-term manual work. They are performed by volunteers and artists cooperating with the TALITHA CUM Foundation. The profit from the sale is allocated to the Foundation's activities.