The church is 5,1 m by 15,7 m in size – it was built from fir tree timber at a cemetery. At first it looked like a typical Boyko style building, however in the second half of the 18th century the hipped roof above “babynets” was changed to a bell tower, higher than a central dome. The frames of the building lean inside, thus the small-scale building looks more monumental. Church windows are equipped with an old protection system against bad weather – delicately carved side boards, which support a sloping shingles roof. The walls above the collar are covered by shingles in a herring-bone pattern. The church houses interesting examples of decorative and applied arts objects (1700).

Source: Uzhanskyi national nature park

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