An Orthodox icon depicting Saint Paraskeva is displayed on a light grey, textured wall in Byala Slatina, Bulgaria

An Orthodox icon depicting Saint Paraskeva is displayed on a light grey, textured wall in Byala Slatina, Bulgaria. The saint is portrayed frontally from the waist up, with a fair complexion and a solemn expression. She wears a blue head covering (maphorion) that drapes over her shoulders and upper body, layered over a dark grey outer garment with wide sleeves, and a visible blue undergarment. Both hands, positioned centrally, hold a slender golden cross vertically at her chest, with her right hand above her left. A golden halo, outlined in red, encircles her head. The icon's background is a textured, shimmering gold, framed by a thin red border. Cyrillic script in the upper left corner reads "СВЕТА ПРЕП-ВА" (Saint Venerable), while the upper right identifies her as "ПАРА СКЕВА" (Paraskeva).