The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Agatha is a baroque structure dating from the fifteenth century, exactly between the years 1629 and 1696, in the historic center of Gallipoli.
Inside the basilica there’s a collection of paintings by artists of the ‘600 and ‘700, and a walnut ceiling carved by hand that frames the works.
Liturgical set composed by:
hand-woven smooth silk fabric. The pallium was created taking inspiration from the ceiling of the Cathedral: the geometry of the painting that depicts “The Glory of Saint Agatha“, alternates with that of the frescoes above the altar. All decorated with the addition of crystals and studs.
The stolon was made taking inspiration from the ceiling of the Cathedral: the geometry of the painting that depicts “The glory of Saint Agatha”, alternates with that of the frescoes above the altar
Golden embroidery on fabric and manual application of crystals and studs.
