Ekrom Designs

Description: A Chi Rho surrounded by a wreath bordered by the words 'In this Sign Conquer' in English and in Latin.

Description: A Chi Rho surrounded by a wreath bordered by the words 'In this Sign Conquer' in English and in Latin.

Description: A Chi Rho surrounded by a wreath bordered by the words 'In this Sign Conquer' in English and in Latin.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Transfiguration.

Description: Remember Your Death

Description: A White version of the vector of a Russian outline of the Icon of the Transfiguration from a Russian Icon Pattern book.

Description: A vector of a Russian outline of the Icon of the Transfiguration from a Russian Icon Pattern book.

Description: A Coptic Cross Medallion from an ancient Manuscript

Description: A Coptic Cross Medallion from an ancient Manuscript

Description: Detail of a Coptic Iconostasis featuring carved ivory segments.

Description: A Coptic Cross Medallion from an ancient Manuscript surrounded by the text of the Trisagion.

Description: A Modern Ethiopian Icon of the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem

Description: A Chi Rho surrounded by a wreath bordered by the words 'In this Sign Conquer' in English and in Latin.

Description: Christ in the Paten. An illustration of the vision of the Christ Child in the Paten simplified, the invisible reality of the Eucharist.

Description: A vector of a detail of the Icon of the Transfiguration from by Photios Kontoglou

Description: A vector a beautiful sketch of the Church as the Ship that carries the Christian through the sea of the world and Christ as the Captain who who heads the ship by Photis Kontoglou.

Description: A vector of the Crucified monk, attacked by the fiery blazing darts of the passions.

Description: A vector of the Crucified monk, attacked by the fiery blazing darts of the passions.

Description: A vector of the Crucified monk, attacked by the fiery blazing darts of the passions.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of a classic Orthodox Icon of the Holy Face, or the Icon Not Made With Hands, being the face of Christ which was imprinted on the napkin given to King Abgar of Odessa

Description: A quote from St John Climacus' Ladder of Divine Ascent coupled with a design of two peacocks.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of Jesus Christ the High Priest.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of a classic Orthodox Icon of the Holy Face, or the Icon Not Made With Hands, being the face of Christ which was imprinted on the napkin given to King Abgar of Odessa

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Mother of God, the Milk Giver also known as Galakotrophousa

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Mother of God.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Mother of God, the Milk Giver also known as Galakotrophousa

Description: Christ in the Paten. An illustration of the vision of the Christ Child in the Paten simplified, the invisible reality of the Eucharist. Including a quote from Ambrose of Milan

Description: Vector of the symbolic representation of the Coptic Abbreviation of the Nomina Sacra for the word God, Efnooti.

Description: A vector of an Byzantine Cross taken from a set of vestments flanked by two peacocks.

Description: Christ Enthroned among the Angelic Hosts in the Heavenly Court. Digitised sketch

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Hetoimasia or The Throne of Preparation

Description: A colouration of Photios' sketch of the Unburnt Bush in Blue and Gold.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Mother of God, the Milk Giver also known as Galakotrophousa

Description: A colouration of Photios' sketch of the Unburnt Bush in Blue and Gold.

Description: A simple yet elegant vector of an Orthodox Icon of the Mother of God, Wider than the Heavens also known as Platytera

Description: Christ in the Paten. An illustration of the vision of the Christ Child in the Paten upon the Altar, the invisible reality of the Eucharist.