Saved by the Miraculous amber tree Pd-149

Icon on a stand (you can make a mount to hang on the wall-write if necessary), carving. materials:
oak wood, natural Baltic amber with a natural crust, pressed amber. Baltic amber.
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Vernicle
Eastern variant of a legend about Holy image seen in Syrian sources from the fourth century. Miraculous image of Christ was captured for the king of Edessa (Mesopotamia, modern g. Sanliurfa, Turkey) Abgar V Ukkama after they sent the artist failed to portray Christ: Christ washed his face, wiped it with a cloth (ubrus), which left a print, and handed it to the artist. Thus, according to legend, Mandylion became the first in the history of the icon.
Linen boards with the image of Christ for a long time kept in Edessa as the most important treasure of the city.
The Western version of the legend originated from the XIII to the XV century, most likely, among the Franciscan monks. According to him, a pious Jewish woman Veronica, who accompanied Christ in His way of the cross to Golgotha, gave Him a linen handkerchief to Christ could wipe away from the face is blood and sweat. The face of Jesus imprinted on the cloth. The relic, called the "boards of Veronica" stored in the Cathedral. Peter.