St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church
In September of 2009, Konstantinos traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina to install a new iconostasis, and present it to the parish of St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church. Two years in the making, this vast creation was done in the Cretan Eptanisiako rhythm.
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Pallouriotissa, Nicosia, Cyprus
The Church in Pallouriotissa, Cyprus holds a special place in the heart of Konstantinos Papadakis. As a young wood carver in the 1960's, under the tutelage of the master of masters, Theophanis Nomicos, he was honored to have some of his work selected to be included in the iconostasis of this beautiful church.
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Iconostasis
In Eastern Christianity the iconostasis is the wall of icons separating the nave from the sanctuary in a church. The iconostasis typically has three openings or sets of doors, the Holy, or Royal Doors in the center, and the North and South Doors to either side. The North and South Doors are sometimes called Deacons' Doors because the deacons use them frequently. They may also be called the Angels' Doors because the Archangels Michael and Gabriel are often depicted there.
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