This sacred icon portrays Saint John Chrysostom, one of the greatest Fathers of the early Church and Archbishop of Constantinople. Known as Chrysostomos—meaning “Golden-Mouthed”—he earned this title for the extraordinary clarity, depth, and power of his preaching. His homilies and theological writings continue to shape Christian thought and liturgical life more than sixteen centuries later.
Saint John is shown in the traditional Byzantine iconographic style wearing the vestments of a bishop and holding the Gospel book, symbolizing his role as a teacher of the Word of God. His raised hand forms the gesture of blessing, reminding the faithful of his pastoral mission and his enduring influence on Christian worship.
The saint is especially remembered for composing the Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom, the most frequently celebrated liturgy in the Eastern Orthodox and Byzantine Catholic Churches. His courageous preaching often challenged injustice and the abuse of power, ultimately leading to his exile and death, sealing his witness with great humility and perseverance.
Printed directly on a wooden plaque, this icon brings the beauty and spiritual depth of the Byzantine tradition into the home, prayer corner, or chapel. The warm texture of the wood enhances the luminous colors of the icon, making it both a devotional object and a timeless work of sacred art.
Perfect for personal prayer, gifts for clergy and theologians, or anyone devoted to the wisdom of the early Church, this icon invites contemplation of the life and teachings of the great preacher of the Gospel.
Features
Byzantine icon of Saint John Chrysostom
Printed on durable wooden plaque
Inspired by traditional Eastern Christian iconography
Ideal for prayer corners, churches, and sacred spaces
A meaningful gift for clergy, teachers, and lovers of patristic theology
Material: FSC-certified birch wood, showcasing natural grain for a rustic feel.
Finish: Clean edges with edge-to-edge prints for a seamless look.
Thickness: Choose between 10mm (0.4") or 20mm (0.79").
