Description

Table depicting the Wedding at Cana.

The scene depicts the moment when Jesus performs his first miracle, turning water into wine during a wedding in Cana of Galilee.
At the center of the scene are Jesus and Mary, Jesus' mother, both in dialogue. Mary appears to be pointing at something, while Jesus is depicted in the moment of transformation.
On either side of Jesus and Mary are the newlyweds and the banquet guests. The guests are depicted seated around a long, laid table.
In the foreground, large stone amphorae once held the water transformed into wine. These symbolic elements represent the miracle.
The scene is set in a courtyard or hall with decorated arches and columns, typical of the architectural style of the time.

In this wooden panel, entirely crafted in Italy, the most modern dye transfer technologies have combined with ancient artisan techniques to create a one-of-a-kind product. The expert use of gold glazes, the embossed effect of the details, and the brilliance of the colors combine to create a unique piece capable of reviving and reinterpreting the masterpieces of sacred art.