Inău, Wooden church

GPS Coordinates:
47.51738 N, 23.82417 E

The wooden church in Inău was built by the faithful in Baia Mare in 1689. From there in 1718 it was taken to Rus, and in 1815 the church was donated to the faithful of Inuu. The building is rectangular, with roof and roof covered with shingle.

The roof is slim, high arbor bell tower rises above the helmet very flared at the bottom, and further octagonal in two steps. Tower ends with a cross with four arms and crescent pointing founders senior. The church is composed of a narthex, a nave and an altar.

Hallway arrive beautifully decorated porch through the door. The painting of the narthex is degraded. The nave vault main character is God and the Holy Spirit, surrounded by angels and biblical scenes. Upper register of the walls were placed evangelists.

At the bottom are royalty, Jacob's Ladder and elders. On the balcony sill were placed icons instead of deleted paintings. On the balcony vault there are scenes with balls. On iconostasis among icons and towels there are fragments of scenes with Adam and Advice of the Elders.

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