Take a tour trough ancient Swedish architecture in Habo Church, an 18th century wooden cathedral

In this video we're taking you on a tour through Habo Church, one of the coolest churches in Sweden constructed from wood in the 18th century. The exterior is really not that special, but the interior is truly magnificent! All surfaces were painted in the 1740's by the two artists Johan Christian Peterson and Johan Kinnerus. In the church you can also find some interesting inventories like a medieval baptismal font created in the transition between Paganism and Christianity as well as a collection of ancient wooden sculptures. Hope you enjoy it!
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[@larssvensson2586]

Born and raised in Habo. Thanks!

[@MrVorpalsword]

Very different from any church I've ever been in before, the strange dots and splotches of paint are like something Memphis would have come up with in the 1980s. Is it marbling by someone who hasn't had the opportunity to see much marble in his life?

[@ScandinavianDesign101]

Exactly our thought too. Can't understand the dotty pattern. Marble was a common material in Sweden in the 18th century, they should know what it looks like. But it doesn't look like wood either.