Orthodox T-Shirts

Black and white ink sketch of Shtreimel.

Two jewish boys with sidelocks wearing hats sintting in front of each other learning black and white ink sketch.

Jesus my Lord and Savior, vintage sunset design featuring the Golgotha site.The crucifixion scene is the most important symbol of sacrifice in Christianity and the Cross is the main symbol for most Christian Churches.Wonderful gift idea for any fervent christian believer of any church, Baptist, Catholic, Mormon, Methodist, Lutheran, Episcopalian, Evangelical, Pentecostal,Orthodox, who likes to show his faith in God and Jesus.

He was born Dimitrije Obradović in a region which is today in Romania. His family was poor, his parents died very early, and the orphan had to work as an apprentice. He passionately read every book he could get. They mainly were biographies of saints, developing in him a desire to become a monk. With his friend Nikola Putin, he traveled on foot a significant distance and joined the monastery, where he took the name Dositej. Soon, he would accept the ideas of the Enlightenment and Rationalism. Dositej is a Serbian cultural hero and the founder of modern Serbian literature.

A tiny Greek Orthodox chapel in the olive woods beside our farm. The black and white version.

LORD JESUS CHRIST SON OF GOD HAVE MERCY ON ME A SINNER

Looking from the back of Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church is as beautiful as the front. The church was built in 1932 by Ukrainian speaking immigrants. It was the first and remains the only one of its kind in North Carolina. In 2017 was listed on National Register of Historic Places. St. Helena, North Carolina USA. Cynthia

The design is based on my oil painting, depicting a sunrise over a beautiful Orthodox church in Greece.

Sir Isaac the wooden soldier. He is an 8 inch wooden man who’s sole purpose is to protect the kingdom from dragons using the Rosary.

Christ Is King

"I will not bow down nor offer sacrifice to the breathless and dead idols who do not recognize themselves nor do they know that we honor or dishonor them. I will not give them that honor which belongs only to my Creator." - St. Marina of Antioch

"I will not bow down nor offer sacrifice to the breathless and dead idols who do not recognize themselves nor do they know that we honor or dishonor them. I will not give them that honor which belongs only to my Creator." - St. Marina of Antioch

The Rosary Boxer uses the Rosary to protect himself and others by praying it.

Kalo Pascha, Happy easter in greek, the egg represents Jesus's resurrection and the color red represents the blood of Jesus shed on the cross

Our Lady Mother of Sweden

Traditional bell tower and Church dome towering over the village of Pyrgos, Santorini, Greece. The architecture of Santorini is predominantly low lying cubical houses made of local stone and whitewashed or limewashed with various volcanic ashes used as colours. Many houses have rooms carved into the rock which helps with insulation in both summer and winter. Santorini is the largest island of the circular archipeligo which bears its name and is a remnant of a volcanic caldera which erupted some 3,600 years ago. Greek Islands. There are many churches in the villages on Santorini as originally each family home had its own chapel.

Travel posters inspired by the most beautiful places in our world and off it.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help image digitally restored to improve the resolution and the details of the face. The transparent background design allows the image to be printed in different items set with different background colors in a way that blends smoothly.

A Greek Orthodox icon of Agia Paraskevi (St. Friday) in a little chapel down the trail. For Greeks abroad, Christians and others who like Greece, iconography, spirituality, and mystery.

Ichthys, early sacred Christian secret Symbol featuring the fish and Greek writing. Besides the cross, christianity is full of symbols, the fish appears in the Bible and in miracles, symbolizing God's blessings, Christ's incarceration, abundance and wisdom. Wonderful gift idea for any fervent christian believer of any church, Baptist, Catholic, Mormon, Methodist, Lutheran, Episcopalian, Evangelical, Pentecostal,Orthodox, who likes to show his faith in God and Jesus

"I will not bow down nor offer sacrifice to the breathless and dead idols who do not recognize themselves nor do they know that we honor or dishonor them. I will not give them that honor which belongs only to my Creator." - St. Marina of Antioch

"I will not bow down nor offer sacrifice to the breathless and dead idols who do not recognize themselves nor do they know that we honor or dishonor them. I will not give them that honor which belongs only to my Creator." - St. Marina of Antioch

Traditional bell tower and Church dome in the village of Pyrgos, Santorini, Greece. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Living Christianity & Other Groups.)

My interpretation of the icon of Jesus, also known as Christ the Pantocrator or Christ in Majesty. It depicts Jesus holding the Gospels with his hand raised in blessing.

Kalo Pascha means Happy Easter in greek and the red eggs represent the blood Jesus shed on the cross for us

Greece: Cats, Sunshine, and a Whole Lot of Relaxation! A great keepsake for anyone who loves Mediterranean vacations.

The Wooden Soldier using himself as a Cannonball.

Athanasius: A Pillar of Christianity

The tallit katan is a fringed garment traditionally worn either under or over one's clothing by Jewish males. It is a poncho-like garment with a hole for the head and special twined and knotted fringes known as tzitzit attached to its four corners. The requirements regarding the fabric and fringes of a tallit katan are the same as that of a tallit gadol. Generally a tallit katan is made of wool or cotton.

The Rosary Boxer, the pilgrim who plants sunflowers.

Corfu Rhythms: Ancient Vibes, Modern Joys, and of course plenty of cats!

Hail Mary full of grace, punch the devil in the face.

This miraculous image became known as the Mandylion (which translates in Byzantine Greek as 'small cloth' or 'towel') and was the most famous image of Christ 'not made by human hands' from the sixth to the early thirteenth century.

A pilgrim on a pilgrimage carrying a crucifix.

This miraculous image became known as the Mandylion (which translates in Byzantine Greek as 'small cloth' or 'towel') and was the most famous image of Christ 'not made by human hands' from the sixth to the early thirteenth century.