The text translates to: "Icon of the Mother of God Theodorovskaya. Icon board with a shrine, canvas, primer (levkas), gilding, tempera, varnish."

Icon of Russian Tsars. Protector of the home and family. Patroness of brides.
Before marrying the great Russian princes, foreign princesses adopted Orthodoxy and received a new patronymic—Fedorovna, in honor of the family icon of the Romanovs—The Feodorovskaya Icon of the Mother of God.
According to tradition, the Feodorovskaya Icon of the Virgin Mary was painted by the evangelist Luke.
The image was brought from Jerusalem to Russian lands, but the history of when and by whom this was done remains a mystery.
This ancient miraculous icon is still one of the most enigmatic and least studied great relics of the Orthodox Church.