According to a tradition firmly defined since the beginning of Christianity, iconographic figures always have their eyes open. In an icon, the Saint cannot close his eyes when he is in the presence of God, nor when a faithful addresses him. Saint Charbel in glory at the heart of the composition, the serene face, opens his eyes to mark his face to Face with his Lord. A particular dynamic is conferred on this iconographic face by the eyes calling out to the faithful speaking to him, underlining his attentive presence to the prayers addressed to him, until becoming communion between him and the faithful.
Silk paper is a coated paper with a slight sheen. 10 copies bundle
