Tetrapod and altar for the church

The tetrapod is a work of church art that serves as a platform for placing the Holy Communion, icons, and other sacred items. Typically, the tetrapod is made of wood and is adorned with carvings and gilding. It has the shape of a rectangular table and symbolizes the universality of the church. The tetrapod is located in the central part of the temple or at the entrance, emphasizing its importance in the liturgy.

The altar, or sacrificial table, is a sacred place where the bread and wine are consecrated during the liturgy. It is usually made from natural materials such as wood. Its design is often intricate and rich in symbolism, reflecting spiritual meanings. The altar is the center of the liturgical life of the church, where key rituals and events take place that connect the faithful with holiness and divinity.

Oak, gilding. Size 140x80x95 cm.

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