CABINET FOR SACRISTY
Salmerón Religious Art Workshop has crafted—through King Richard's Architectural—this cabinet for the sacristy of the Church of Our Lady of the Annunciation in Albemarle, North Carolina (USA).
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Salmerón Religious Art Workshop has crafted—through King Richard's Architectural—this cabinet for the sacristy of the Church of Our Lady of the Annunciation in Albemarle, North Carolina (USA).
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The Salmerón Religious Art Workshop has restored the processional platform of Saint John of Puebla de Don Rodrigo (Ciudad Real).
The platform has been stained and varnished, and the ornaments and moldings gilded with gold leaf.
In addition, four carved wooden shields have been added, bearing the emblems of: Saint John, Saint Quiteria, the coat of arms of Puebla de Montalbán, and IHS.
Taller de Arte Religioso Salmerón presents this baptismal font, crafted for St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville, USA, through King's Richard Architectural. It is made of lacquered wood with gold leaf trim, and the bowl is made of brass with a gold plating.
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Taller de Arte Religioso Salmerón presents this altar table and ambo set, crafted for Salamanca (Spain). Made of wood decorated with gold leaf, both presbytery elements feature carved, gilded, and polychrome Solomonic columns. The table also displays a relief of Mount Calvary, and the ambo a Christogram, both decorated with silver leaf.
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Taller de Arte Religioso Salmerón presents this restored prie-dieu. The wood has been restored and treated, gilded with gold leaf, and the knee and armrests padded and upholstered.
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Taller de Arte Religioso Salmerón presents these wooden processional platforms with moldings, shields, angels, and gilded decorations. Also included are lanterns of carved wood gilded with gold leaf.
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Taller de Arte Religioso Salmerón had the honor of having one of our works viewed by Pope Leo XIV. The throne crafted for the Archconfraternity of Our Father Jesus of Medinaceli carried the Lord of Madrid in the massive procession held at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium on June 8th.