The Russian Letters
One of the panels also displays the three letters added to the Cyrillic alphabet to reflect the distinctive sounds of the Russian language.
The letters
Each letter is presented as an extraordinary relief “picture”, offering an educational experience to everyone who observes it. The words God, faith, spirit and Clement are inscribed on the stone wall through the elegant forms of the Cyrillic letters. The warmth of the wood, combined with the strength of the stone, conveys the endurance and […]
The Glagolitic and Cyrillic Alphabets
On the southern and western walls, the letters of the two alphabets – Glagolitic and Cyrillic – can be seen on carved wooden panels. Their unique craftsmanship is the work of talented woodcarvers under the guidance of master Darin Bozhkov, a graduate of the Tryavna School of Art. The beauty of the script created by […]
The Disciples of the First Teachers of the Slavs
In front of the eastern wall, on a stone podium, stands a sculptural composition depicting the disciples of the first teachers of the Slavs. It feels as though we have stepped into the home of the boyar Eshkach, where Clement (840–916), Naum (830–910) and Angelarius (?–c. 866) are working on the creation of the Cyrillic […]