Sancta — Sacred Art Across Cultures
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Sancta — Sacred Art Across Cultures

Art made for something beyond itself.

Location

London, UK

Works

8

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free

About this gallery

Sacred art from the Byzantine, Tibetan Buddhist, Islamic, Hindu, Gothic European, and Yoruba traditions — works created not for gallery walls but for prayer, meditation, and theological instruction. Sancta treats the devotional image as the most demanding art form of all.

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Christ Pantocrator (Ruler of All)

Christ Pantocrator (Ruler of All)

Brother Konstantinos of Thessaloniki

The Garden of Paradise

The Garden of Paradise

Ustad Muhammad al-Shirazi

Nataraja: The Cosmic Dancer

Nataraja: The Cosmic Dancer

Govind Singh Rathore

Bhavacakra: The Wheel of Life

Bhavacakra: The Wheel of Life

Lobsang Gyatso

The Annunciation with Angel Gabriel

The Annunciation with Angel Gabriel

Maestro di San Jacopo

Ori: Portrait of the Inner Head

Ori: Portrait of the Inner Head

Akin Fadeyi

Exhibitions

open

Permanent Collection

Art made for something beyond itself.

Sacred art from the Byzantine, Tibetan Buddhist, Islamic, Hindu, Gothic European, and Yoruba traditions — works created not for gallery walls but for prayer, meditation, and theological instruction. Sancta treats the devotional image as the most demanding art form of all.

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