Pascha Mugs

Description: An Icon of the Feast of Feasts - The Pascha of Our Lord in Red

Description: "Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and on those in the tombs bestowing life!" - Paschal Troparion

Description: Silhouette of Christ trampling down the gates of Hades with red and gold highlights.

Description: Handmade drawing with ballpen of the German coupe with white reflection

Description: "Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and on those in the tombs bestowing life!" - Paschal Troparion

Description: Bowling Easter Bunny Egg 2026 Rabbit Flowers Pascha Bowler

Description: Artisan dark chocolate Easter Egg with ornate royal icing filigree and floral scrolls. Easter Day, April

Description: An Icon of the Feast of Feasts - The Pascha of Our Lord in Two Colours.

Description: Celebrate Easter with this beautiful 'Christos Anesti' design. It features a red Easter egg with a golden cross, perfect for the holy season and Greek Church celebrations.

Description: Christ is risen from the dead, by death trampling death, and to those in the tombs granting life!

Description: Celebrate Greek Easter with this egg. Christ is Risen! Happy Pascha!

Description: "Jesus the Christ Crucifixion" design on T-shirts, Stickers, Hoodies, Phone Cases, Mugs and More! Ideal for men, women and children. Thanks for your purchase.

Description: Kids Cute Greek Orthodox Easter Kalo Pascha for Girls and Boys

Description: Learn what is orthodox easter sunday in Greece, also known as Greek Easter Holiday. Easter in Athens, Greece for old Julian Calendar followers, following first moon after passover.

Description: Learn what is orthodox easter sunday in Greece, also known as Greek Easter Holiday. Easter in Athens, Greece for old Julian Calendar followers, following first moon after passover.

Description: Christ is risen from the dead, by death trampling death, and to those in the tombs granting life!

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of the icon of Extreme Humility, the original Pieta present in Orthodox Iconography for centuries. It is also called "Do Not Weep for Me Mother." In Orthodox Iconography the Mother of God stands for the Church, here the Bride is embracing her Bridegroom at the consumption of their Wedding Feast on the Cross.