Description
In 10th century Russia, Christian monks used religious iconographic art to visually teach the mysteries of the Holy Trinity to the country’s people. Icons were stunning works, which combined painting and a variety of shiny metals. Today, 1,000 years later we are still inspired by this merging of the metallic to produce beauty.
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