Hidden well in cathedral crypt shines blue after mosaic transformation
Summary
An ancient well in the crypt of Glasgow Cathedral has been uncovered and transformed into an art installation. The well features a mosaic of glass tiles and will be part of events celebrating Glasgow's 850th anniversary. It was once a significant pilgrimage site and marks an important part of Glasgow's spiritual history.Key Facts
- An ancient well was found in the crypt of Glasgow Cathedral in Scotland.
- The well has been turned into an art piece with a colorful glass mosaic.
- The mosaic was created by Scottish artist Joanna Kessel and uses over 1,000 glass tiles.
- The site of the well was historically significant for its religious importance, linked to St Kentigern.
- The well became an important pilgrimage site in history.
- The art project is part of celebrations for the 850th anniversary of the city of Glasgow.
- Creative director Angus Farquhar led the project with support from Historic Environment Scotland.
- Many old coins and items were found in the well during excavation.
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