Theotokos "Supplication" (XIIIc) Icon - T119
This deësis (supplication) icon was painted in the 13th century. Icons of this type usually appear in a row on either side of an iconostasis, with saints facing Christ, Who is enthroned above the holy doors.
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Really nice piece
I recently bought this icon, as a Mother's Day gift, for my fiance. It's really nice.
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