This icon depicts Sveti Car Lazar Hrebeljanović, the holy prince, martyr, and ruler of medieval Serbia. As the leader of the Serbian people in the Battle of Kosovo Polje in 1389, he became one of the most significant saints of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Sveti Car Lazar is revered as a symbol of faithfulness, self-sacrifice, and the conscious choice of the Heavenly Kingdom. According to Orthodox tradition, he chose the eternal kingdom of God over earthly power and glory. His life and sacrifice continue to shape the spiritual identity of many Serbian Orthodox Christians to this day.
This icon is produced in close collaboration with our manufacturer in Čačak according to Svetazvezda's specifications. It stands for the highest quality and craftsmanship that consciously sets it apart from ordinary mass-produced goods.
The motif is enhanced with Zlatotisak, an embossed gold print. This creates a special depth and radiance that captures the light and impressively highlights the dignified representation of Sveti Car Lazar. The black-colored Mediapan board ensures stability and emphasizes the high-quality finish.
This icon is suitable for personal prayer, as a spiritual center in the home, or as a meaningful gift for family and friends.
Product Details:
Motif: Sveti Car Lazar
Finish: Embossed gold print Zlatotisak
Material: Mediapan board, black colored
Origin: Čačak, Serbia
Manufacture: Made according to Svetazvezda's specifications
Manufacturer:
Svetazvezda Kläui, Kelleräckstrasse 38, 8967 Widen, Switzerland
Email: pk@svetazvezda.com
Product Identification:
Product Name: Svetazvezda Icon Sveti Car Lazar
Material: Mediapan board
Safety Instructions:
Protect from moisture and direct sunlight
Do not place near open flames
Not a toy, keep out of reach of children
Responsible Person in the EU:
Svetazvezda Kläui, Kelleräckstrasse 38, 8967 Widen, Switzerland
Email: pk@svetazvezda.com
Conformity:
This product complies with EU Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988.
This icon serves as a daily reminder of faithfulness, courage, and the decision to place God's will above the transient things of this world.
