Greek Orthodox icon known as The Mandylion (also frequently referred to as the Holy Face, the Holy Napkin, or The Image Not Made by Hands). The reverse side of a wooden icon panel, featuring an inscription written by hand in Greek cursive script. Here is a transcription and breakdown of what can be clearly read: Δωρεά και Ενθύμιον Αντωνίου Π. Κυριακή 24 Ιουνίου 84 Χανιά. Key Information Translated: • Gift and Keepsake: The opening words "Δωρεά και Ενθύμιον" indicate that this icon was given as a formal gift or a token of remembrance. • The Giver's Name: It was gifted by someone named Antonis P. (Αντώνιος Π.). • The Date: The inscription marks the date as Sunday, June 24, '84 (likely 1984). • The Location: It explicitly notes Chania (Χανιά), the coastal city on the island of Crete, Greece. Hand painted icon on hard wood with egg tempera, gilded with gold leaf, it has been recently restored and re-touched and re-varnished.