A large outdoor mural, illuminated at night, is depicted on the south facade of the Sveta Nedelya Church in Sofia, Bulgaria

A large outdoor mural, illuminated at night, is depicted on the south facade of the Sveta Nedelya Church in Sofia, Bulgaria. The mural features a central male saint with a golden halo, dressed in a long red robe and a dark blue/black coat, holding a golden cross in his raised right hand. His left hand is extended downwards. Above him, a glowing arched banner displays Cyrillic text: "ПОМНИ ТЕЗИ, КОИТО ЗАГИНАХА ЗА ВЯРАТА НИ!" (Remember those who died for our faith!), flanked by three white doves in flight. To the saint's left, a group of approximately six men in traditional civilian attire, some with turbans and beards, are depicted in various states of interaction, positioned in front of a multi-domed building resembling a monastery or church. To the saint's right, a group of approximately six armed men in Ottoman-era military or noble clothing, including turbans and shields, are shown, also in front of traditional buildings. The background features dark, rolling hills and a cloudy sky. The entire scene is set against a dark night sky, with bare tree branches visible at the very top of the frame. The mural exhibits some minor wear and smudges, particularly along the bottom edge.