Shrine to Chauntea

The Shrine to Chauntea is a place of worship of the goddess Chauntea in Julkoun.

This single-story, open-space building of stone, with a 15-foot-high timber roof, is crowned by a dome that has four stained-glass windows depicting roses. There are multiple cages housing pigeons in a small garden area adjacent to the shrine. The west wall opens in a semicircular apse behind a marble altar carved in the likeness of a rosebush with multiple bloomed roses save for one unbloomed one. The altar and the benches in the temple are well decorated and maintained.

Activities
The Shrine to Chauntea is used by Oliver Eljulkoun as a place to lead the villagers of Julkoun in daily communions to Chauntea.