Festival icons are part of Orthodox Christian's <span>religious tradition.
</span>In the Orthodox Christian Church, icons are<span> visual representations of God, the saints, or </span>numerous<span> scenes from the Bible. The word “icon” </span>comes<span> from the Greek word “Eikona.” In fact, </span>they'll<span> be </span>copied<span> to </span>the first<span> days of the church. Today, </span>we have a tendency to use<span> it to </span>talk to the assorted<span> painted </span>pictures<span> that </span>are the gift<span> in Orthodox Churches and in Orthodox Christian homes.</span>
