This early C20th arts and crafts influenced church struggles to find a congregation in an extremely rural situation. However the somewhat austere exterior in granite and slate infuenced by Welsh castle and, it seems to me, the in-vogue architect of the time Edwin Lutyens; is countered by the warmth the interior brings to the eye and soul. The use of copper in the altar and pulpit bring this about, a metal warm to look at and heat bearing to the touch. Also the form and colour of the end wall behind the altar are so carefully rounded to contrast the grey rock outside and in the mountains all around the village
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Beautiful… is it possible to be nostalgic for a place you’ve never lived? Grandpa was born in Wales.
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Oh yes, the Welsh have a word for it, Hireath, a longing in the soul for the landscape and culture of Wales.
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Then I’ve got it 💜
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