Icons

On the end wall of the refectory's main hall, there is a large icon depicting the monastery's founders, the Venerable Fathers Sergius and Herman of Valamo, holding the Feodorovskaya Icon of the Mother of God between them. The upper part of the icon features the Icon of the Transfiguration of Christ.

The icon, painted between 1914 and 1915, originates from one of Valamo's subsidiary monasteries on Lake Ladoga, the Skete of Smolensk. Next to it is the Icon of the Mother of God "The Sign," painted in Valamo on Lake Ladoga. The icons lining the main hall depict over thirty saints: martyrs, venerable saints, and unmercenary healers. These icons are from Valamo on Lake Ladoga and were painted between 1895 and 1914. Young novices served as models for the female saints. Members of the brotherhood also modeled for other icons displayed in this hall.

In the icon corner of the Imperial Cabinet, there is the Tolga Icon of the Mother of God in a kiot. The cabinet's paintings feature Russian tsars Peter the Great, Paul I, Alexander I, Nicholas I, Nicholas II, and Crown Prince Alexei. The room also contains two paintings of imperial family visits to Valamo on Lake Ladoga in 1819 and 1858.

In the icon corner of the Red Cabinet, there are the Valamo Mother of God icon, Christ Pantocrator, the Icon of the Annunciation, the Icon of the Dormition of the Mother of God, and an icon depicting the patron saints of the Russian Imperial Family. In the icon corner of the upper hall, Christ Pantocrator and the Archangels Michael and Gabriel are placed.