Features a delightful violet fragrance carrying notes of citrus and a touch of mint.

This Athonite-style incense features a sweet and spicy wild flower fragrance from the deserts of east Africa, dedicated to Saint Alexander of Svir. Hand-made by the the brotherhood of Holy Cross Monastery in West Virginia.

A floral bouquet of carnation and rose, with notes of clove underneath.

A fresh, angelic fragrance that evokes the delicate scent of fresh flowers, Heavenly Meadow is a comforting scent that turns the mind to the things above.

Summertime flowers with lemon and spice make Fern incense a great choice.

A remarkable rose fragrance with a subtle fruity and dewy petal character, harmonized with a rich and elegant amber. Hand-made by the the brotherhood of Holy Cross Monastery in West Virginia.

This warm fragrance combines creamy vanilla with cinnamon. As it burns, it develops into a gentle blend of ginger, molasses, and Middle Eastern spice.

Copal is native to the tropical rainforests of Central America. Similar to frankincense, it is a fragrant, 100% natural tree resin that makes for an outstanding incense. A uniquely refreshing scent of mint and pine, with notes of lemon and deep forest,...

Named for the icon of the Mother of God, this perfectly-balanced incense blends soft vanilla and gentle violet, with amber and fresh flowers, creating an ambience fit for a Queen.

A verdant, crisp and pure herbal fragrance with subtle notes of mint.

A lovely francincense blend featuring the fragrance of deep, spiced fruit and notes of evergreen.

Searching for peace in the wastelands, you are drawn to an oasis, full of life. With hints of cinnamon, cloves, and soft lemon, Ethiopian Oasis will enhance your public and private worship.

Fresh linen and the herbal scent of jasmine form a light, floral fragrance. A slower-burning incense, it sweetens and takes on a clove-like character as it burns.

Saint Constantine is an incense fit for royalty, evoking images of the Orthodox Byzantine capital of Constantinople. A clean, crisp scent of lavender, orange, and lime deepens over time to a warm, chocolate fragrance. Saint Constantine incense is...

A wonderful, earthy fragrance that is a classic incense. Premium Myrrh includes the finest pieces of natural resin, free of impurities. If you are considering a large order for Premium Myrrh, we recommend first purchasing a small quantity as a sample,...

All natural Frankincense resin incense gathered from the same Eastern regions where the wisemen or magi purchased it. Our pure pearls of translucent Frankincense incense burn clean and fresh, filled with notes of vanilla, pine, and lemon. Perfect for...

Traveling through the desert wastes on a long journey, you come upon a little flower in the midst of the desolation: a ray of life and hope. Desert Journey is a delicate and light floral scent, with undertones of traditional frankincense.

Golden Amber features a rich, nutty fragrance with notes of coconut and deep chocolate and an earthy base. In our opinion, it actually sweetens as it burns, unlike many other incenses. The complex blend of natural resins and herbs burns incredibly...

Sparkling like miniature jewels, the colorful grains of Bethany incense offer a sweet scent of perfume and frankincense, which develop into a rich floral bouquet. You will be reminded of springtime, new life, and resurrection with this joyful scent.

The unspoiled forests of North America come to life in this beautiful fragrance of pine and evergreen, filling the room with a one-of-a-kind scent.

This Athonite style Orthodox incense has the fragrance of mint, fern, and springtime rain combine into a fresh scent that brings to mind images of the Garden of Eden and a pure, unsullied creation.

This modern icon of the Ascension of Christ depicts the glorious ascent of Christ attended by angels and witnessed by the Apostles and the Theotokos. This Great Feast is commemorated 40 days after Pascha and 10 days before Pentecost, the outpouring of...

As they were looking on, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight. And while they were gazing into heaven as he went, behold, two men stood by them in white robes, and said, "Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking into heaven? This...

Thou hast ascended in glory, O Christ our God, and gladdened thy Disciples with the promise of the Holy Spirit, having become confident of the blessing. Verily, thou art the Son of God, and Deliverer of the world. After Jesus rose from the dead, He...

This historic Russian icon depicts the Annunciation from Luke 1. Having recently visited the Holy Priest Zechariah announce the birth of St. John the Forerunner,  the Archangel Gabriel proclaims the good news of Christ’s imminent conception...

This 14th-century icon is from the Church of St. Clement in Ohrid, Macedonia. "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,...

Saint Euphrosynos (or Euphrosynus) was born into a humble family in Alexandria in the ninth century. Desiring an anonymous monastic life, he entered a certain monastery in Palestine. His obedience was to cook for the brethren, and while doing so, he...

This stunning icon depicts the Six Days of Creation in one single incredible icon. The starry firmament above contains the sun, moon, and stars. The border of the sky is marked by a rainbow, which in iconography symbolizes God's divine power and...

The ancient "IC XC NIKA" cross is very common in Eastern Christianity. An abbreviation that means "Jesus Christ conquers", the pattern is stamped on the holy bread used for the Eucharist, and is frequently used in every kind of decoration. Let this...

The wonderful thing about icons of the Eastern Orthodox tradition are the depictions of how our Lord Jesus Christ comes and lives among us in everyday real life events. This beautiful icon depicting the story of Jesus at the Wedding of Cana...

This historic Byzantine icon of the Crucifixion is from St. Catherine's Monastery at Mt. Sinai, Egypt. This icon records Christ’s triumph in vivid color and loving detail. Among other mourners and soldiers, the Theotokos (Virgin Mary) and St. John...

Painted in 1312 this image of Christ among his disciples depicts the last supper or the mystical supper. From the Monastery of Vatopedi at Mount Athos this world renowned image has deep blues, reds and yellows. Peter is at the right hand of Christ...

This stunning icon is from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. The original icon overlooks the altar of the church, which is located above the very place where our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ was born in the flesh.

In one of the evening services of the Orthodox Church known as Compline, we speak these words to Mary, the Theotokos and Mother of God, “Do not turn from me, an unclean sinner...but have compassion on me, O Theotokos, and accept the prayer of a...

During the reign of Caesar Augustus, our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ was born of the Virgin Mary in the town of Bethlehem. Refer to the Gospels of Matthew (chapters 1-2) and Luke (chapter 2) for the account of the Lord's birth...

This icon features our 13 specially-commissioned icons from our matching Great Feasts and Pascha Set.  Starting with the Nativity of the Theotokos (September 8) in the upper left corner and moving down row-by-row to the Dormition of the Theotokos...

The Theotokos of the Passion is one of the most recognized Byzantine icons of the Mother of God (Theotokos) by both Eastern Orthodox Christians as well as Western Roman Catholics. Traditionally, it is said to be one of the icons painted by St. Luke...

  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...

This well-known icon, painted in the 12th century at the Monastery of Saint Catherine at Mount Sinai, is an allegorical depiction of the Christian ascetic struggle. It is based on Saint John Climacus' seminal work, The Ladder of Divine Ascent.