Rib vault in Kulla Church, Kulla parish, Uppland December 2002

The picture has been taken in connection with the cultural historical characterization of Kulla Church, Kulla parish, Uppland 10 December 2002. In the armistice, four old burials stand up to the south wall. They previously had their place in the church floor. The gunhouse is vaulted and has whale twigs with remnants of medieval painting. The walls and vaults of the church room are plastered and whitewashed. The brick floor was last re-laid in 1949-50. The vault is typical late medieval rib vaults, of which the coral vault has a richly trained star rib pattern. A large medieval wooden door is located in the gateway between the gunhouses and the thigh ¨ nghus. For fire reasons, it is now permanently set up and instead a new door section with an outboard wooden door has been set there. Between the tower room and the longhouse there is a pointed arched opening. In the tower room stands the baptismal find in limestone that has a medieval foot but a newly made cuppa. The closed bench interior is partly surrounded in 1949-50 but the gables and bench screens are derived from the original bench interior from the 1620s. The organ stands on a low podium in the northwestern corner of the longhouse. The pulpit is located on the north side next to the almond arch separating cows from longhouse. It is also from the 1620s and probably the same carpenter who made the benches. The noises are brass chandeliers on which commute modern halogen luminaires are mounted. There are also a number of lampets in brass. In the middle of the choir below the east window stands the altar table in wood from 1784, surrounded by an altar ring of the same age. There are also several medieval sculptures in the choir, the five hanging on the south wall from an altar cabinet. Over the sacristy door hangs a crucifix. On the east wall of the choir north of the altar hangs a Mariaskulptur. Against the south wall of the choir stands an age-old choir chair from the 15th century. The sacristy has a board roof that is unpainted but otherwise plastered whitewashed walls. The floor is paved with brick. The sacristy has a sheet-dressed board door against the choir. In the sacristy stands a sculpture from the 16th century. Most of the fixed encroachment in the church is painted in a green lasyr paint, which was added in 1949-50.