At the beginning of the 15th century, the Resava Monastery, also known as the Manasija Monastery, was erected by one of the most significant and beloved Serbian rulers - the philosopher, knight and poet despot Stefan Visoki Lazarevic, son of Prince Lazar.
The monastery was built in the Moravian style, whose church is dedicated to the Holy Trinity. From its inception, the monastery became a spiritual and cultural center for the Serbs. Through its school of writers, translators and translators, the monastery spreads its influence beyond the boundaries of despotism.
The Monastery Library has kept more than 20,000 books. It suffered as much as any of the monasteries during the Turkish devastation, so only a handful of manuscripts were saved.

Original handmade plaque / wall relief.
Made of hard cast material, painted with acrylic paints, patinated and varnished with acrylic lacquer.
The cast is made in a handmade mold. The process of making and processing the casting is adapted to the rustic souvenir look.
The souvenir and the mold are the works of Dragan Vujnovic.

Dimensions: 165 mm x 125 mm x 8 mm
Weight: 250 g