Saint Tryphon, Holy Martyr of Apamea (Nicaea). Wooden orthodox icon
On the margins of the icon are depicted: the Guardian Angel and Saint Theodore Stratelates.
Saint Holy Martyr Tryphon of Apamea is an early Christian martyr venerated in the Orthodox Church. Saint Tryphon lived in Apamea, a city in Syria, during the 3rd century (around 250 AD). He was a young farmer known for his strong faith and miraculous healing abilities, particularly in curing animals. During the persecution of Christians under the Roman Emperor Decius, Tryphon was arrested for refusing to renounce his faith. He was subjected to torture and ultimately executed for his beliefs. He is celebrated for his unwavering faith and courage in the face of persecution. His feast day is observed on February 1 in the Orthodox calendar. Saint Tryphon is considered the patron saint of gardeners and those involved in agriculture, as well as a protector against ailments related to animals.
Saint Tryphon's legacy is honored by many for his dedication to Christ and his role as a compassionate healer.
The icon is made by printing on a wooden board. Paints are mineral, do not fade with time. The thickness of the board is 2 cm. The board is covered with primer by hand. The image is covered with wax. Each icon has a metal mount on the back side so that you can hang the icon on the wall. The icon has no recess, the surface is smooth.
