The artwork titled “The Savior not made by hands,” created by “Orthodox Icons” around the period between 1700 and 1800, belongs to the genre of iconography. This piece is part of the series “Christ the Savior.”
The artwork depicts a solemn and revered representation of Christ, centered prominently with a halo surrounding His head. Christ’s face, characterized by a serene and compassionate expression, is rendered with meticulous detail, emphasizing His sacred nature. His hair is long and dark, framing His holy visage, which is marked by deep, contemplative eyes. This icon is adorned with traditional symbolic elements, including intricate golden patterns and inscriptions. The background presents a soft, gilded tone, enhancing the divine aura of the image. The edges of the icon show signs of age, invoking a sense of historical continuity and sacred tradition. Masterfully crafted, the icon exemplifies the rich heritage of Orthodox religious artistry.
