The icon in the image is an Orthodox icon depicting Entry of Jesus intoJerusalem

The Icon I handmade in the old traditional manner of Byzantine art. It has been painted with egg, tempera and gold canvas and old wood The icon in the image is an Orthodox icon depicting the Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, also known as Palm Sunday. Several search results indicate that icons of this type, often referred to as "Vaioforos," are produced by craftsmen from Mount Athos, a significant center of Orthodox monasticism in Greece.
Subject: The icon portrays the biblical event of Jesus riding a donkey into Jerusalem, where he was met by a crowd waving palm branches and laying their cloaks on the road. The Greek text at the top, "Η BAIO ΦΟΡΟΣ," translates to "The Palm Bearer" and refers to this event.
Origin: Mount Athos is renowned for its production of high-quality, handmade icons that follow Byzantine art traditions. Icons from this region are known for their craftsmanship and spiritual significance.