Flagellation CHapel
Casa de Pilatos, like many palaces, has its own chapel. The oldest room in the palace, this has both Muslim and Christian elements, with a wide entrance arch finely decorated with Mudejar plasterwork. It has the only tile skirting board in the palace, and one of a few in Seville made using the cuerda seca (dry string) technique. On top of the altar is a rounded piece of a 4th Century Christian statue brought from Rome. This shows a representation of the Good Shepherd from the pagan times of Hermes that depict the sacrificial sheep (Crioforo).
In the centre of the chapel is a column which represents the flagellation of Jesus Christ, giving this chapel its unusual name.
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