Nana of Iberia was a 4th-century queen consort of the Kingdom of Iberia, serving as the second wife of King Mirian III. Originally from the Bosporan Kingdom, she is recognized for her significant influence on the religious transformation of her realm. Following a miraculous recovery from a severe illness through the ministry of the missionary Nino, she embraced the Christian faith. This conversion played a vital role in the establishment of Christianity as the official religion in Iberia alongside her husband.