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Neo-Byzantine Mugla White Marble Altar Table for the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God


Front view of the masterfully carved Mugla White marble Altar Table featuring traditional Byzantine peacock and cross reliefs
Three-quarter view of a Neo-Byzantine style Altar Table made of Mugla White marble with intricate carvings of peacocks and crosses by Serhii Parkhomenko's studio
Sanctuary interior view showing the Mugla White marble Altar Table perfectly framed by a matching marble iconostasis screen at the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God

The monumental Neo-Byzantine Altar Table for the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God represents a flawless synthesis of ancient liturgical traditions and elite stone craftsmanship by Serhii Parkhomenko's studio. Meticulously carved from pristine Mugla White marble, this bespoke masterpiece serves as the architectural focus of the sanctuary.

Its front panels feature deep, museum-grade relief carvings of symbolic Byzantine peacocks flanking a central blossomed cross, all framed by elegant twisted columns and delicate plaited borders. Seamlessly integrating into the church interior and perfectly visible through the matching white marble iconostasis, this holy altar stands as an enduring monument to sacred artistry and precision 3D engineering.




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