Russian Orthodox icon depicting Saints Catherine, Paraskeva, and Barbara, crafted in the late 19th to early 20th century. The three central female saints are shown standing, each holding a cross and identified by gilded Cyrillic inscriptions. Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara wear crowns, symbolizing their royal status and martyrdom, while Saint Paraskeva is depicted in a white head covering, signifying ascetic devotion. Above them, Christ Pantocrator is shown in a celestial mandorla, offering a blessing and holding the Gospel. Flanking the main figures are a Guardian Angel on the left and Saint Niphont on the right, set within narrow vertical panels. Executed in egg tempera and gold leaf on a carved wooden panel featuring a traditional double kovcheg and two rear support slats. The icon shows signs of age, including minor craquelure, surface wear, and corner abrasions, consistent with devotional use. A vibrant and well-preserved example of Russian ecclesiastical art from the Imperial era. Dimensions: 31 x 26 cm.