Orthodox Christian Art is a distinctive form of religious art that has developed within the Eastern Orthodox Church. It primarily includes icons, frescoes, and mosaics, which are used to convey spiritual truths and depict biblical narratives. The art is characterized by its use of vibrant colors, gold leaf, and stylized figures, emphasizing the divine rather than realistic representation. Icons, in particular, hold a central place in Orthodox worship, serving as windows to the divine. Artists often follow strict guidelines and traditions, ensuring that each piece reflects theological principles. This art form aims to inspire devotion and connect the faithful with the spiritual realm.