Description

Greek silkscreen icon depicting Saint Teresa of Avila, a central figure in the history of the Catholic Church.
The main figure is Saint Teresa of Avila, dressed in a brown monastic habit and a red cloak. She holds a parchment with the inscription "MISERICORDIAS DOMINI IN AETERNUM CANTABO,” which means “I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever.”
Around St. Teresa's head is a golden halo, symbolizing her holiness and divine connection.
At the top right is a hand that appears to be coming from a decorated circle, probably representing a divine figure or the hand of God blessing Saint Teresa.
At the top left is the inscription “SAINT TERESA OF AVILA,” which clearly identifies the figure depicted in the icon.
The icon is framed in a simple yet elegant way, with details that add a sense of sacredness and importance.

The hook on the back gives the possibility to hang it on the wall.
The certificate on the back attests to its provenance.