Iconostasis made of oak, frame construction with icons

"Each row of icons leads the believer's gaze from the earth to the sky" — this is how the canonical iconostasis is constructed.

The wooden iconostasis is an artistic creation made from high-quality wood. It has a frame structure with several rows of icon panels arranged in a sequential order. All icons are executed in the style of Orthodox iconography and are carefully placed according to the rules of ecclesiastical iconography.

Purpose of the Product

All panels are decorated with golden frames and adorned with natural paints. This iconostasis is a masterful example of Ukrainian wooden art, combining a frame structure with the traditional arrangement of icons according to ecclesiastical canon.

Who It Is Suitable For, and Who It Is Not

Technical Specifications

Advantages of the Material

• Durability of Oak — ensures the stability of the frame structure with several rows.
• Expressiveness of Relief — the dense structure of oak clearly preserves the details of the carved decor.
• Naturalness — the product is made from high-quality wood without synthetic substitutes.
• Longevity of the Structure — properly processed oak wood retains its shape for decades.

Manufacturing Traditions

The iconostasis is created by the masters of the ATELID WORKSHOP as a masterful example of Ukrainian wooden art. The combination of frame structure, relief decor, and gilding allows for the reproduction of the canonical arrangement of icons characteristic of church architecture.

Care

• Protect the product from excessive moisture and direct sunlight.
• Periodically polish the wood surface or treat it with wood oil.
• Avoid aggressive cleaning chemicals.
• Wipe gilded frames and relief elements with a dry soft cloth.

May each row of icons become another step on the path to the silence and tranquility of the altar.

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