Description: Saint Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orléans, is one of the most remarkable saints in Christian history. Guided by divine visions, she led the French army during the Hundred Years’ War and remained faithful to her mission even unto martyrdom. This icon depicts Joan in armor holding her banner, representing courage, faith, and obedience to God. Rendered in a Byzantine-inspired sacred style, this design is part of the Icons of Christendom series.
Description: Saint Louis IX, King of France, was one of the most revered Christian rulers of the Middle Ages. Known for his justice, charity, and deep devotion to Christ, he ruled as a model of Christian kingship. This icon portrays Saint Louis wearing the royal crown and fleur-de-lis cloak of France while holding the cross, symbolizing his faith and leadership. Part of the Icons of Christendom collection celebrating the saints and rulers who shaped Christian history.
Description: Saint Teresa of Ávila was a Carmelite reformer, mystic, and Doctor of the Church. Her writings on prayer and the spiritual life remain among the most profound works of Christian mysticism. This icon portrays Teresa with book and quill, representing her spiritual teachings and writings. Part of the Icons of Christendom series.
Description: Portomarín is known for its impressive fortress-style church and its dramatic relocation when the valley was flooded to create a reservoir. Pilgrims cross the bridge and climb the long stairs into the town on their way to Santiago. A minimalist silhouette design inspired by this Camino landmark.
Description: O Cebreiro is one of the most magical places on the Camino de Santiago. Perched high in the mountains of Galicia, this historic village welcomes pilgrims before the final stages of the journey to Santiago. A minimalist silhouette design inspired by this iconic stop on the Camino Francés.
Description: Cruz de Ferro is one of the most powerful moments on the Camino de Santiago. Pilgrims traditionally leave a stone at the base of the cross, symbolising the burdens they carried on the journey. A minimalist silhouette design celebrating this iconic place on the Way of St James. Buen Camino.
Description: “The Lord is my rock and my fortress.” — Psalm 18:2. In this psalm of thanksgiving, David proclaims the Lord as his refuge, protector, and unshakable foundation. The verse expresses the enduring biblical image of God as the rock upon which the believer stands firm. Set in a restrained typographic composition on a deep black field, the design highlights the strength and permanence of the words themselves. Severe. Grounded. Timeless.