tama votive offering "Left Leg" votive, Byzantine Greek Eastern Orthodox Promise Icon, Ex Voto Alladin wild Boswellia trees using time-honored

wild Boswellia trees using time-honored striping techniques

marking the portion of the bread that the priest will later separate at the Altar during the Proskomide (Liturgy of Preparation)

aromatic resin incense hand-prepared by athonite monks

4cm Diametr Crafted with a luxurious touch

tama votive offering "Left Leg" votive, Byzantine Greek Eastern Orthodox Promise Icon, Ex Voto Alladin wild Boswellia trees using time-honoredTama Ex Voto " Leg " Greek ROrthodox Icon Embossed Metal Plaque Tamata are votive offerings we use in the Orthodox Church. Tamata are usually small metal plaques, which may be of base or precious metal, usually with an embossed image symbolizing the subject of prayer for which the plaque is offered. For the most part, are pictures of the part of your body that needs healing. They are offered to God or Saints, as a petition for help or in gratitude for