This rare late 1800 bronze devotional plaque presents a delicate relief of the Madonna of Tikhvin, rendered with a gentle, contemplative presence that immediately evokes the spiritual tenderness associated with this ancient iconographic tradition. The piece carries lightly engraved inscriptions in Arabic on the reverse, suggesting its origin within a Greek-Orthodox Icon from a Middle Eastern Christian community and its use as a small object of protection, blessing, or personal devotion.
The bronze surface has developed a warm, natural patina that enhances its quiet solemnity and reveals the age and intimate handling of the object over time. Measuring 10,8cm × 9cm, it is compact yet visually commanding, ideal for a curated devotional corner, a collector of sacred art, or anyone drawn to historic Greek-Orthodox metalwork.
This plaque stands as a small but evocative meeting point between Eastern iconography and Near Eastern craftsmanship, preserving the spiritual resonance of a tradition cherished across centuries.
DETAILS
· Origin: Greek-Orthodox Icon from a Middle Eastern Christian tradition
· Period: Late 1800
· Dimensions: 10,8cm × 9cm (4,25 x 3,54 inches)
· Weight: 280 grams
· Material: Solid bronze with natural patina
· Condition: Good condition
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