prie-dieus
Chairs that follow the general shape of a prayer desk, but with an extended knee rest that forms a low seat. Used by clergy during services Medieval Europe, the chair version became popular during the Gothic Revival of the 19th century..
Chairs that follow the general shape of a prayer desk, but with an extended knee rest that forms a low seat. Used by clergy during services Medieval Europe, the chair version became popular during the Gothic Revival of the 19th century..