Temple of the Kazan icon of the Mother of God, Eastern Orthodox church in Yekaterinburg, Russia
The Temple of the Kazan icon of the Mother of God is an Orthodox church in Yekaterinburg featuring characteristic golden domes and traditional Russian architectural design. Its interior displays iconostasis and religious decorations arranged according to Orthodox worship conventions.
The temple was established in 1840 as an Orthodox spiritual center for the city. Its construction reflected the region's growing need for religious institutions during a period of urban expansion.
The temple honors a venerated image of Mary through prayer and ritual that local worshippers have maintained across generations. The way visitors enter and move through the space follows Orthodox customs that remain meaningful to believers today.
The church is accessible to visitors on most days, with extended hours during major religious holidays and festivals. Visitors should wear modest clothing and observe proper conduct inside, particularly during active worship services.
The church holds multiple versions of the venerated Kazan icon, each created following Orthodox religious standards. These representations are thoughtfully positioned throughout the worship space, creating a spiritual experience for those who pray here.
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