Icon of Our Lady of Oziornoje - Kazakhstan

Icon of Our Lady of Oziornoje - Kazakhstan

Oziornoje is a village founded by Poles who were exiled to Siberia in 1936. During World War II, the town was gripped by poverty and hunger. The inhabitants prayed fervently to the Virgin Mary for help. On March 25, 1941, during the feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, melting water filled the dried-up channel of the lake, and a multitude of fish appeared in the water. The residents of Oziornoje were saved, and each considered this eventSanctuary a miracle performed by the Virgin Mary. In 1990, a parish dedicated to the Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace, was established, and the construction of a church began. In 1995, the sanctuary of the Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace, was established. People from Kazakhstan and all over the world come on pilgrimage to give thanks for the protection of the Virgin Mary and for their lives being spared. In memory of the events of the war, a statue of the Virgin Mary with a net full of fish was placed on the shore of the lake on June 24, 1997.

It is a beautiful, handmade, colorful icon made of alder wood and gilded with gold leaf.

The icon is made using a unique wood painting technique.

The icon comes in a box.

The icon comes with a certificate.

The icons are individually adjusted to the size and type of the board on which they are made.

There may be slight differences within a given design.

This icon is suitable for both hanging and standing display. Each of our icons has a gold-plated certificate confirming its authenticity.

Polish product (manufactured in Poland; all materials used in its production come from Poland)