Tetrapod 2

The tetrapod in the church is a special place located in Christian temples. The tetrapod usually holds holy books, especially the Gospel, candles, and sometimes the holy chalice during services. This place is significant for performing religious rituals and reading the Holy Scriptures during services.

The term "tetrapod" can also be used to describe the moment in the liturgy when the clergyman or deacon carries the holy gifts to the altar. At this moment, a prayer is pronounced, which is called the "prayer of the tetrapod."

Hutsul masters from the Kosiv region craft such handmade tetrapods from oak or pear wood.

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