The scene depicts a makeshift devotional display located within a stone alcove or niche in Stari Bar, Montenegro. The environment consists of rough-hewn, light-colored stone walls and a horizontal stone slab serving as a shelf. On the upper shelf, two identical cylindrical votive candle holders are positioned. Each holder features a printed image of the Virgin Mary with a light blue halo and a white veil, with the word "MEDUGORJE" printed in red text below. A small, irregularly shaped light brown stone or wood fragment sits between the two votives. The right votive has a thin, brown, coiled material wrapped around its base. On the lower surface, centrally placed, is a rectangular photograph or card. It displays a portrait of a man in a dark clerical collar, identified by text below him as "Sluga Bozji" (Servant of God) Josip Furlanič (1845-1918), noted as a physician and victim. To the left of this card, a piece of white paper is rolled into a conical shape, displaying text in an unidentifiable language, including a reference "Apotipve 3:19." A small, rectangular icon depicting Jesus Christ with a halo is positioned in the bottom left corner. Scattered across the lower surface are approximately 15-20 coins of various denominations and metals, primarily Euro cents, alongside a small white pebble, dried dark plant matter resembling moss or lichen, and a shriveled, dark brown object resembling a dried flower or seed pod. The overall arrangement suggests a site of informal veneration and offerings. in Stari Bar, Montenegro

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Mar 22, 2026

Stari Bar, Montenegro

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The scene depicts a makeshift devotional display located within a stone alcove or niche in Stari Bar, Montenegro. The environment consists of rough-hewn, light-colored stone walls and a horizontal stone slab serving as a shelf. On the upper shelf, two identical cylindrical votive candle holders are positioned. Each holder features a printed image of the Virgin Mary with a light blue halo and a white veil, with the word "MEDUGORJE" printed in red text below. A small, irregularly shaped light brown stone or wood fragment sits between the two votives. The right votive has a thin, brown, coiled material wrapped around its base. On the lower surface, centrally placed, is a rectangular photograph or card. It displays a portrait of a man in a dark clerical collar, identified by text below him as "Sluga Bozji" (Servant of God) Josip Furlanič (1845-1918), noted as a physician and victim. To the left of this card, a piece of white paper is rolled into a conical shape, displaying text in an unidentifiable language, including a reference "Apotipve 3:19." A small, rectangular icon depicting Jesus Christ with a halo is positioned in the bottom left corner. Scattered across the lower surface are approximately 15-20 coins of various denominations and metals, primarily Euro cents, alongside a small white pebble, dried dark plant matter resembling moss or lichen, and a shriveled, dark brown object resembling a dried flower or seed pod. The overall arrangement suggests a site of informal veneration and offerings.

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