Saint Alexander, Archbishop of Constantinople, Byzantine Wooden Mounted Icon
Bring the holy presence of Saint Alexander, Archbishop of Constantinople, into your home with this reverent Byzantine Wooden Mounted Icon. Saint Alexander is remembered in the life of the Church for his steadfast faith, archiepiscopal ministry, and devotion to preserving Orthodox teaching. His example continues to inspire believers seeking spiritual strength, discernment, and faithfulness.
Crafted on solid wood and hand-finished with care in Brooklyn, New York, this devotional piece is made using a high-quality printed sacred image applied with the decoupage technique. It also features a strong magnet on the back, making it easy to display in a prayer corner, office, devotional nook, or other sacred space. Its luminous background and traditional Orthodox presentation make it especially fitting for a home, church bookstore, or as a thoughtful gift for someone devoted to the saints of the Church.
Saint Alexander of Constantinople is especially honored for his role as a faithful archbishop and defender of the Orthodox faith in the early Church. Created with respect for Orthodox iconographic tradition, this piece should be described accurately as a handmade wooden mounted icon made with decoupage, not as an original hand-painted icon or hand-painted hagiographic artwork. A timeless devotional piece, it brings sacred beauty and the memory of a beloved saint into everyday life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this Saint Alexander of Constantinople icon represent?
A: Saint Alexander of Constantinople is honored in the Orthodox Church as a holy archbishop of the early Church, remembered for his faithfulness, wisdom, and defense of Orthodox teaching.
Q: How is this icon made?
A: Each icon is handcrafted in Brooklyn, New York by CMT Graphics. A high-quality printed sacred image is applied to solid wood using the decoupage technique — a method of layering and sealing the image onto the wood surface for a durable, long-lasting finish. Each piece is hand-finished with care, which means slight variations in color or surface finish are normal and part of what makes each icon unique.
Q: Is this a hand-painted icon?
A: No. This is a handmade wooden mounted icon crafted using the decoupage technique — not an original hand-painted or hagiographic icon. It is made with reverence for the sacred image and Orthodox tradition, and is intended as a meaningful devotional piece for home use, gifting, or personal prayer.
Q: What size is this icon?
A: This icon measures 2.5″ x 3.5″ — a small, pocket-sized format perfect for a prayer corner shelf, nightstand, home office, or car. Its compact size also makes it an ideal personal keepsake or gift.
Q: Does it come with a magnet?
A: Yes! The back of the icon features a strong magnet, so you can easily display it on a refrigerator, metal surface, or magnetic board without any hardware or nails.
Q: Is this icon a good gift?
A: Absolutely. This Saint Alexander of Constantinople icon makes a deeply meaningful gift for anyone named Alexander or Alexandros celebrating their name day on August 30th, for theology students, Orthodox clergy, or anyone with a love for early Church history. It also makes a thoughtful gift for Orthodox Christians who want to honor the saints who defended the faith at the Council of Nicaea.
Q: Do you ship across the United States?
A: Yes, CMT Graphics ships to all US states (except CA). Orders are processed and shipped from Brooklyn, New York. Please see our Shipping & Handling page for delivery times.
Q: Can I order this icon if my saint’s name day is coming up soon?
A: We recommend placing your order as early as possible. If your name day is approaching, contact us via our Contact page and we’ll do our best to help.
Q: Can I request a custom size for my favorite Saint, Lord, or Panagia for my home?
A: Yes! Since we manufacture every piece in our home-studio, we can accommodate custom prepaid requests to fit your specific home prayer corner (iconostasis) or wall display. Please email us at shop@cmtgraphics.com to discuss your custom project.
















