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This stone capital is curved according to the traditional way of Cypriot 15th century capitals. It is found at the entrance of the museum of the Monastery. Its original place is unknown.

This capital underwent elaborate curving in the traditional way for fifteenth century buildings in Cyprus. Its original position is unknown.

This stone lintel is found in the Katholicon, the main church of the monastery leading from within the Sanctuary to the Sacristy

Ornamental parapet with cross relief with the initials JESUS CHRIST IS VICTORIUS (ΙΣ ΧΣ ΝΙ ΚΑ)

Christ is ascending to the sky, accompanied by two Angels. He holds a closed scroll and blesses whith his right hand. Underneath, the Virgin is depicted stretching out her hands towards Christ and an Angel is pointing to the scene above. The wall -…

Joachim and Anna offer gifts to the temple but because the couple had no children, their gifts were not accepted. In front of the church stands the Prophet Zachariah with white mantle and halo. Wall - painting of the vault of the south aisle of the…

This icon of the Annunciation represents Virgin Mary to the left receiving the Good News by Archangel Gabriel. Top of the icon God the Father in the form of an old man, surrounded by heads of angels, sends down to her Ηis blessing. This icon is…

The Annunciation icon is painted on the doors of the main entrance to the Sanctuary of the Katholikon. On the left door stands Archangel Gabriel holding lilies and on the right door Virgin Mary crosses her hands on the chest in a sigh of obedience to…

It is part of the Ascension wall-painting. Six apostles are standing beside Virgin Mary. This wall-painting is found on the ceiling above to the entrance to the Naos of the Enkleistra.

The wall-painting represents a part of the scene of Ascension of Christ which is found on the ceiling of the Altar in the Enkleistra. Six of Christ's disciples are watching with awe their Master uplifted.