Pop-Up Cards (World Heritage Sites in Ukraine)
I’ve updated the pop-up card.
I had been working on this card previously, and after making a few adjustments, I’m happy to say it’s finally complete.
This is St. Sophia Cathedral in Ukraine.
There are two photos; the top one shows the cathedral as it appeared at the time of its founding (11th century). It was built during the era of the Kyiv Rus’, but suffered damage due to several wars. After the fall of the Kyiv Rus’, it was left in ruins for several centuries. Reconstruction began in the 16th century, and the current cathedral was completed in the 18th century.
You can still see brown bricks in part of the cathedral today; that section is the original structure from the time of its founding.
After trying to fold it myself, I thought it is too difficult to share the template, so I’m posting only the photos.
Instead, I am releasing the template for the building shown in the photo below.
This is a structure located within the grounds of St. Sophia Cathedral: the bell tower. The current building is said to have been constructed in the 18th century.
Please feel free to use them if you like.
[Postscript]
(2018-01-08) I have ended the download of the St. Sophia Cathedral bell tower template.