tama votive offering -male head- votive, Silver colored Byzantine Greek Eastern Orthodox Promise Icon, Ex Vototama votive offering (male head) votive, Silver colored Byzantine Greek Eastern Orthodox Promise Icon, Ex Voto 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

because the incense will melt without release its aroma

It is also common for some folk to carry a clove of it on them or in their pockets

Flanked beautifully by the holy Archangels on the side panels

Material: Premium solid brass metal with an antique

This icon is a serigraphic with gold varnish layer to ensure vivid colors and waterproof properties also have wall hanging

heat-resistant built-in side handle

It serves as a beautiful

Flawless Smooth Finish: Structured on a solid natural wood framework with a rich brown color and an ultra-smooth

The subjects are taken from originals in museums and monasteries

timeless antique look that pairs beautifully with any thurible or censer

purifying smoke

The high-relief lines ensure that the holy symbols—including the central IC XC NI KA (Jesus Christ Conquers) and the portions for the Virgin Mary and the Heavenly Hosts—remain sharply visible and defined even after the bread fully rises and bakes in the oven