Liturgical Life

This printed features Saint George on horseback famously slaying the dragon.This represents the triumph of good over evil. The dragon is oftentimes depicted as trying to trip Saint George’s horse with its tail, as temptations to evil threaten to trip us from the right path.

Printed icon of the Theotokos and Jesus Christ as a child.

Printed icon of Saint Michael the Archangel. It depicts him in a traditional frontal pose wearing a chiton and a himation. He holds a sceptre in his right hand, and in his left transparent globe of the world, indicating the authority and responsibility that have been delegated to him.

Printed icon of Christ is surrounded by earthly onlookers, including the Blessed Virgin and Saint John the Apostle. At the foot of the Cross, we find the skull and bones of Adam, the First Man.

Printed icon of The Holy Trinity. One of the foremost and most famous of Orthodox iconographic imagery of the Holy Trinity is that of the 15th century Russian painter Andrei Rublev. The icon is based on the account of Abraham's hospitality from the book of Genesis.

Printed icon of Saint Gabriel Urgebadze, one of the most renowned Orthodox monks in Georgia. Father Gabriel was targeted by the communist regime for preaching and drawing people closer to God. Over the years, he primarily taught about God and the love for one's neighbour, emphasising the significance of repentance, humility, and kindness. His relics are at Samtavro Convent Tbilisi and he is celebrated on November 2nd.

Golden vestments with maroon accent and ecclesiastical embroidery. Tailored for average height (~5 foot 10 inches) and medium build.

Gold vestments with ecclesiastical embroidery. Tailored for average height (~5 foot 10 inches) and medium build.

Small gold colored censer with ring grip. Censor is wrapped in a beautiful floral pattern.

Crimson vestments with gold ecclesiastical embroidery. Tailored for average height (~5 foot 10 inches) and medium build.