The primitive chapel of San Blas, located in the old Inca neighborhood of T'oqokachi, was one of the first parishes of Cusco.

Holds inside a rich collection of paintings where it stands out the series of the life and miracles of San Blas, martyr bishop, as well as the canvas of the resurrection of Lazarus, a piece from the Master Diego Quispe Tito.

However, its greatest attraction is the famous and worldwide known pulpit of San Blas.

A masterful assembly of carved cedar wooden pieces, staked with thorns of "giganton" (a peruvian cactus).

There are 70 different figures in a baroque style, divided in 3 parts: the "tasa", the "antepecho" and the "tornavoz".


 
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