Entry to Jerusalem A typical element of Orthodox iconography is the children on a tree welcoming Christ with palm branches in their hands.

The Pentecost In the middle is a crowned man, King Cosmos, representing the world that the Apostles set out to preach.

Death of the Virgin In Orthodox iconography Christ holds the soul of His mother, which is shown as a baby. 

Harrowing of Hell In Orthodox iconography, Christ’s resurrection is usually shown as descending into the underworld to rescue the souls confined there.

The Crucifixion Christ is shown on the cross between the two thieves.

Saint Constantine Saint Constantine is holding part of the True Cross. The other half is held by his mother Helena carved on the opposite side of the cross.

Saint Helena Saint Helena is holding part of the True Cross. The other half is held by her son Constantine carved on the opposite side of the cross.

Dragon-shaped ornament Dragon-shaped ornament with busts of Prophets.

Dragon-shaped ornament Dragon-shaped ornament with busts of Prophets.

Ox Symbol of Luke the Evangelist.