Отец Владо Недески со една од новите икони изработени во Македонија, на автентичен начин како и пред повеќе од десет векови Source: Supplied
The iconostasis in the Macedonian Orthodox Church ‘St. Petka’ in Sydney was enriched with new icons, made by the monastery sisterhood in the Macedonian village of Veljusa, in the same way as they were created more than ten centuries ago. They are carefully produced on wood, according to the authentic Orthodox iconographic tradition, with natural mineral colours that are placed layer by layer to finally be gilded with 24 carat gold, explains the church priest, father Vlado Nedeski
The iconostasis in the Macedonian Orthodox Church ‘St. Petka’ in Sydney was enriched with new icons, made by the monastery sisterhood in the Macedonian village of Veljusa, in the same way as they were created more than ten centuries ago. They are carefully produced on wood, according to the authentic Orthodox iconographic tradition, with natural mineral colours that are placed layer by layer to finally be gilded with 24 carat gold, explains the church priest, father Vlado Nedeski
