Aniconism refers to the proscription of religious imagery and representations of the Divine, sacred beings, and holy personages. Due to the influence of the Abrahamic religions, aniconism provides the hermeneutic framework to interpret the absence of religious imagery and the preponderance of symbolic representations of the divine and holy people in religions in general. This paper holds that sacramentality offers a better horizon to address the riddles inherent to the representation of the sacred.