Venerable Moses the Hungarian of the Kiev Near Caves Wood Icons

Enhance your space with our exquisite wood print featuring the Venerable Moses of the Kiev Caves, a figure of historical and spiritual significance. Crafted with care, this unique piece beautifully combines art and nature, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

• Material: Made from FSC-certified birch wood, each print showcases the natural grain, adding a rustic feel to your décor.
• Finish: Clean edges with edge-to-edge prints ensure a seamless look, perfectly capturing every detail of the design.
• Thickness: Available in two options: 10mm (0.4”) or 20mm (0.79”), catering to your specific display requirement.
• Printing: Areas left unprinted highlight the wood grain, enhancing texture and visual appeal.
• Hanging Kit: Comes included; please note that it may vary by country for easy installation.
• Sizes: Choose from 18 different size options available in inches for US & CA customers and centimeters for the rest of the world.

This wood print not only serves as a stunning decorative piece but also resonates with art enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper connection to history. Order now and bring a touch of reverence and rustic charm to your home!

Venerable Moses of the Kiev Caves, a Hungarian by birth, was the brother of Venerable Ephraim of Novy Torg (+ January 28, 1053) and George. Together with them he entered the service of the holy Prince Boris (+ July 24, 1015). After the murder of Saint Boris in 1015 on the Alta River, with whom George died, Saint Moses fled and hid himself in Kiev with Predislava, the sister of Prince Yaroslav. In 1018, the Polish king Bolesław captured Kiev, and Saint Moses, along with others, went to Poland as a prisoner.