Saint-King Lalibela Ethiopian sacred art print inspired by Orthodox Christian iconography. Based on an original artwork by K. Haile Maskel, this piece reflects themes of faith, leadership, vision, and spiritual devotion within Ethiopian Christian tradition.
Artwork Details
175gsm fine art paper
Giclée print
Natural white passepartout mount
Available Sizes
11 x 14 in (28 x 35 cm)
16 x 20 in (41 x 51 cm)
About the Artwork
This sacred composition depicts Saint-King Lalibela, the revered Ethiopian monarch who founded the world-famous rock-hewn churches of Lalibela. Remembered as both a righteous king and a saint, he dedicated his reign to creating a "New Jerusalem" in Ethiopia, leaving a lasting legacy of faith, worship, and sacred architecture.
Rendered in the rich visual tradition of Ethiopian Orthodox Christian iconography, the artwork portrays Saint-King Lalibela holding a hand cross, symbolising his unwavering devotion to Christ and his role as a spiritual leader. Through vibrant colours and symbolic imagery, the composition reflects themes of holiness, vision, perseverance, and divine guidance, serving as both a devotional aid and a celebration of Ethiopia's ancient Christian artistic heritage.
Copyright K. Haile Maskel and Konjo Arts