Fragments of a Baroque Oratory in Polychrome Wood (17th Century)

Fragments of a Baroque Polychrome Wooden Oratory on a Modern Iron Pedestal
This fragment of a polychrome wooden oratory, dated to the 17th century and probably originating from Galicia, reflects the rich sculptural tradition of the Iberian Peninsula's north, where baroque floral motifs come to life with a uniquely Galician style, influenced by the Castilian school.
These original pieces, crafted with great detail and vibrant polychromy, are a magnificent example of religious baroque woodworking, adding texture, depth, and visual magnetism.
Mounted on a modern iron pedestal, this piece becomes an elegant and original decorative element. Ideal for spaces seeking authenticity, history, and artistic character in their décor.