The Gates of Heaven
Christ is the Door and Entrance to the Heavenly Kingdom. Perhaps, this is another rendition on the theme of royal doors, inspired by old Bulgarian churches. The three flowers stand for the Holy Trinity. The candelabra with seven candles, representing the seven spirits of God, presiding His Throne in Heaven, stand behind the doors. Above all, are two peacocks, symbols of eternal life and the Resurrection. Peacocks are frequently depicted in medieval manuscripts and church frescos. The purple, gold and pearly and irridenscent colors remind of the royal atmosphere of God's residence - the Heaven.
Christ is the Door and Entrance to the Heavenly Kingdom. Perhaps, this is another rendition on the theme of royal doors, inspired by old Bulgarian churches. The three flowers stand for the Holy Trinity. The candelabra with seven candles, representing the seven spirits of God, presiding His Throne in Heaven, stand behind the doors. Above all, are two peacocks, symbols of eternal life and the Resurrection. Peacocks are frequently depicted in medieval manuscripts and church frescos. The purple, gold and pearly and irridenscent colors remind of the royal atmosphere of God's residence - the Heaven.
Christ is the Door and Entrance to the Heavenly Kingdom. Perhaps, this is another rendition on the theme of royal doors, inspired by old Bulgarian churches. The three flowers stand for the Holy Trinity. The candelabra with seven candles, representing the seven spirits of God, presiding His Throne in Heaven, stand behind the doors. Above all, are two peacocks, symbols of eternal life and the Resurrection. Peacocks are frequently depicted in medieval manuscripts and church frescos. The purple, gold and pearly and irridenscent colors remind of the royal atmosphere of God's residence - the Heaven.