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"The harmony of the altar is born when each element speaks the same language" — this is the concept for the eastern part of the temple.
The "Holy Place" set for churches includes an archbishop's chair and other elements used in the eastern part of the altar during services. The furniture is made from natural wood — oak or linden — and is decorated with hand carving or gilding. The set is adapted to the interior of the temple, maintaining harmony with the altar decor.
🪑 Archbishop's Chair Central element of the set | 🌳 Oak or Linden Natural wood of choice | 🪵 Carving or Gilding Finishing in harmony with the altar decor |
The set is intended for the eastern part of the altar, where the archbishop's chair and accompanying elements of the holy place are used during services. The workshop offers custom orders, taking into account the dimensions, style, and wishes of the customer, so that the set harmoniously fits into the overall altar decor.
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| Product Code | 7857 |
| Manufacturer | ATELID |
| Set Components | Archbishop's chair and elements of the holy place |
| Material | Oak or Linden |
| Finishing | Hand carving or gilding |
| Manufacturing | Handmade |
| Production Time | 30 days. Made to order |
The set is created by the masters of the ATELID WORKSHOP, taking into account the dimensions, style, and wishes of the specific customer. The combination of the archbishop's chair with other elements of the holy place in a single material and decoration helps maintain harmony in the altar decor.
May each element of the set, agreed in a single harmony, serve the grandeur of the altar space.
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Please note: the color and shade of the wood in the photo may slightly differ from the actual product due to the specifics of photography and screen settings.