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Icon Saint Faustina (1)
Beautiful, hand-made, colorful, made on an alder board, gold-plated by hand.
The execution icon is a unique technology for applying the image to wood.
Icon packed in a box.
Certified icon.
Available in four sizes:
A - 10.5 cm x 14 cm / 4.13 Inches x 5.51 Inches
B - 12 cm x 16 cm / 4.72 Inches x 6.29 Inches
E - 17 cm x 23 cm / 6.69 Inches x 9.05 Inches
F - 29 cm x 39 cm / 11.41 Inches x 15.35 Inches
Icons are individually adjusted to the size and selected boards for which they are covered.
There may be slight differences within certain designs.
This icon is adapted to say as well as standing exhibition.
Each of our icons has a gilded certificate confirming its authenticity.
Polish product (made in Poland, all materials used for its production come from Poland)
St. Faustina: Apostle of Divine Mercy, Secretary of Merciful Jesus, Prophet of our time, great Mystic, Master of spiritual life - these are the titles that most often appear in the name of Saint. Sisters Faustyna Kowalska from the Congregation of Our Lady of Mercy. He belongs to the group of the most known and liked saints and the greatest mystics in the history of the Church.