Embroidered icon of the Savior on the Waters in a frame and a kiosk

The icon of the Savior on the Waters in Kyoto is not just a work of art, it is a spiritual lighthouse capable of illuminating any collection with the radiance of divine energy and perfection. The image of Christ, embodied in facial mosaic embroidery, captures with its soulful simplicity, which is emphasized by the most complex techniques of hand embroidery. Each pearl, attached to a velvet base, like a drop of living water, symbolizes purity and infinity.

The masterpiece is made using precious materials, including sapphire, citrine, amethyst, topaz, spinel, kyanite, tanzanite and other stones, each face of which gives the light a new play of highlights, reminding of the divine harmony of the universe. The velvet with a deep blue hue, which is the basis of the composition, emphasizes the divine nature of the image and creates the effect of heavenly serenity.

The splendor of the frame and the kiosk, created in Sofrino's workshops, deserves special attention. Gilded wood trim frames the icon, giving it grandeur and completeness. The transparent glass, which hides the image behind a delicate barrier, provides protection and creates the impression that the face of Christ has soared above the hustle and bustle of the world.

"Saved on the Waters" is not only the embodiment of art, but also a symbol of faith, strength and hope. This image can inspire great deeds, turn out to be a source of harmony and peace, and also become a central element in the interior, emphasizing the taste and status of the owner.