A place where a kviratskhoveli church once stood, near Vardisubani. Such places usually keep no dedication: the building is gone and there is no one left to name it. Here the case is different, for the name carried down both the type and the dedication, and with the qualifier didi, meaning great.
Kviratskhoveli is a Georgian dedication whose name comes from the word for the Lord's day. The area here is well settled: the Vardisubani monastery stands about two kilometres away, the Abulmugi complex a little further, and the church of Saint George in Mashavera at two and a half.
No services are held here and people come as to a place of memory. Treat it with care: do not move the stones and remember that for the village it is still a shrine.
📜 Of interest
- A naeklesiari with a surviving dedication, a rare case
- Kviratskhoveli comes from the word for the Lord's day
- The Vardisubani monastery is about two kilometres away
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark: the village of Vardisubani south west of Kazreti; about seven kilometres to Kazreti
- A route is built with the Build Route button
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