This collection includes our customers' top 10 all-time favorite incenses (.25 Oz), with a selection of bold, sweet, and gentle fragrances. These high-quality incenses will fill your church or home with glorious scents which enhance prayer and...

This truly lovely incense features a very authentic rose fragrance, mixed with notes of fresh mint and green herbs reminiscent of vermouth. Enjoy pure Athonite incense prayerfully produced by the monks of Vatopedi Monastery on Mount Athos. Our Vatopedi...

Pantocrator, "almighty," is one of the many names of God used in the Bible. It refers to Christ as Sabaoth, "Lord of Hosts," the ruler of all, and the sustainer of the universe. This image of Christ is the most widely-used subject in all of...

These small, multicolor grains of natural frankincense present a distinct and nuanced bouquet of fragrances. Soft florals, muted lemon, and pine create a blended tone that is tranquil and subtle. This is a great starter or all-purpose incense to always...

Hand-made by the brotherhood of Holy Cross Monastery in West Virginia. Sweet Myrrh features a divine sweetness which smells of flowers and gentle vanilla, filling the room with a sense of illuminated tranquility: an other-worldly perfume.

Mother Maria (Skobtsova) was a native of Latvia, born in 1891. As a teenager, she was drawn to the teachings of the Socialists. Eventually her concern for the poor led her back to her faith in Christ, and she returned to her native Russian Orthodox faith...

Saint Panteleimon lived in the late 3rd century. A native of Nicomedia, his mother wished for him to be raised a Christian. When she died young, his pagan father sent him to be educated as a physician. He was befriended by Saint Hermolaus, a priest, and...

Rendered in simple and elegant forms, this icon presents God’s creation of the first man: Adam. As related in the first chapter of Genesis, “…God said, ‘Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness’” (Gen...

Our Lord is depicted at His trial, stripped of His clothes and with his body beaten, hands tied, wearing the crown of thorns, and holding a reed in His hand. This icon is also known as "Extreme Humility." This icon of Christ is used during the first...

Emperor Constantine the Great, Equal-to-the-Apostles, legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire. He once saw a vision of the Cross in the sky and heard a voice say, "In this sign conquer." His mother, Helen, served as his Empress. She was devoted to...

Hand-made by the brotherhood of Holy Cross Monastery in West Virginia, this incense features hyssop, thyme, lavender, eucalyptus, moss, amber, and vanilla. Used since ancient times, hyssop is recorded in the context of sacrifice and cleansing. As King...

Inspired by the somber peaceful atmosphere of an ancient Byzantine basilica, this incense captures the aroma of old wooden rafters and frankincense. The mixture includes labdanum, vetiver, and cedar & fir needles, with a hint of spices to add warmth...

Small icons are printed on 12 wooden panels and finished with a UV-clear coating for excellent durability. Created at Legacy Icons, they are strung together into an elastic wristband featuring a double row of round beads. 

Small icons are printed on 12 wooden panels and finished with a UV-clear coating for excellent durability. Created at Legacy Icons, they are strung together into an elastic wristband featuring a double row of round beads. The set includes the eight Holy...

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  An essential incense offering a splendid impression of a spicy blend with notes of lemon.

From the earliest period of Christianity, the faithful have portrayed Christ and His mother the Theotokos in veneration. Painted by the hand of Vladmir Grygorenko, this icon set of Christ and the Theotokos is a beautiful addition to home prayer corners...

This beautiful Orthodox Christian icon known throughout the Church’s history as “Pantocrator” tells us exactly who He is: Pantocrator-Lord omnipotent, Almighty, and All-Powerful.  The word Pantocrator and the idea behind...

First among the Christian saints, the Theotokos holds the place of honor as the mother of God. In this icon, she embraces her Son Jesus, who blesses the beholder with His right hand while holding a scroll in His left, symbolizing the power of the Gospel...

"Today is the beginning of our salvation," proclaims the Orthodox Church's troparion (hymn) for the Annunciation. Celebrated on March 25, exactly nine months before Christmas, this feast is dedicated to the announcement of Gabriel to the Virgin Mary that...

Saint Seraphim is one of the Orthodox Church's most beloved holy elders. He was born in western Russia in 1754. According to tradition, he was sickly as a child but was healed through the Kursk Root Icon of the Theotokos. At age 19, he became a...

Saint Joseph the Betrothed was the foster-father of Jesus and the husband of Mary. Joseph is depicted holding a flowering branch in is his right hand. When Mary the Theotokos was to be married, the priest of the temple had a vision that directed him to...

Among the saints of Ireland, Brigid of Kildare is one of three patrons to the country- the other two being Columba and Patrick. In this beautifully done icon by Vladmir Grygorenko, St. Brigid holds two signs characteristic to her life: an intricately...

Born November 2, 1923, Robert Royster (later Dmitri of Dallas) grew up in Teague, Texas. As a young man Robert converted to Orthodoxy with his sister and adopted the name Dmitri after Dmitri of Rostov. Soon after he was drafted into the United States...

Saint George, sometimes called “the Trophy-bearer,” was born in the province of Cappadocia, Asia Minor (Turkey), in the third century and raised as a Christian. About age 20, he joined the Roman army under the emperor Diocletian,...

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The parable of the Prodigal Son as recorded by the Apostle Luke figures as a crucial illustration for the Christian concepts of sin, repentance, and forgiveness. In this beautifully painted icon by the hand of Brian Whirledge, Christ is depicted as the...

  This icon depicts the arrival of Mary at the temple, as she is received by the High Priest and the other temple virgins. Her elderly parents, Joachim and Anna, are seen in the background. In the upper right corner, Mary has taken her place in the...

Illuminate your icons with this beautiful hand-crafted brass lampada. Includes a complimentary gift box—elegantly designed and perfect for gifting! For best results, use together with our brass wall bracket and beeswax wicks and cork...

Bring the fragrance of prayer into your church with this Byzantine-style Orthodox censer. Cast in warm, polished brass and richly engraved with vine-and-cross motifs. The censer is adorned with twelve small bells—a meaningful symbol representing...

This beautiful icon of beloved Saint Euphrosynos. It shows the humble saint in his monastic clothing, holding the three golden apples of Paradise mentioned in the account of his life. Saint Euphrosynos is a patron saint of cooks, and many Orthodox...

Born in Tarsus during the first century to a prominent Jewish family, Zenaida and Philonella came to faith in Christ through the Apostle Paul, who was a close relative.  The sisters shared a deep interest in medical practice and studied to become...

Saint Joseph was born in Greece in 1897. At the age of 23 he began to read the lives of the Saints, which sparked a yearning to enter the monastic life. He withdrew to the uninhabited countryside, and finally departed to Mount Athos. He desired to...

This icon, known as the Holy Face, Holy Napkin or Mandylion, portrays the face of Christ on a piece of cloth. According to Christian legend, King Abgar of Edessa wrote to Jesus, asking him to come cure him of an illness. Jesus declined the invitation,...

Originally named Saul, Paul was a Jew and a Pharisee. He was a leader of Christian persecutors, and was responsible for the stoning of Saint Stephen, a deacon and the first Christian martyr. When traveling to Damascus to persecute the Christians there,...

Both Apostles, being chosen by our Lord, were instrumental in the establishment and growth of the early Church through their boldness, spiritual strength, and wisdom. Thus they are recognized as "pillars" of the Church, having offered all even unto death...

Maximus was born in the year 580 AD in Constantinople. He was raised as a pious Christian and received a thorough education. He eventually attained a high position in the government of the time, serving as the secretary and counselor of the emperor...

Saint John (surnamed Mansur, later called Chrysorroas, "the Golden Stream" for his writing) was born in Damascus, Syria, late in the 7th century. (This was soon after the Umayyad dynasty took control of the region from the Eastern Roman Empire.) His...