Chapel of the Holy Sepulcher in the Church of St. Jakob in Kamnik (1952-56).
The chapel is one of the architect's late sacral works. It is the work of the Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik, who in the last years of his life created extensively in Kamnik and its surroundings. He made plans for the chapel in 1952, and it was completed two years later.
The design is rich in symbolism. The basic concept is that of a tent, as indicated by the ceiling with a border in the form of a seam—a characteristic decoration of the textile type often used by Plečnik. The ceiling is decorated with a vine, a symbol of Christ, which ends at the front with the last words of Jesus on the cross: CONSUMMATUM EST (It is finished).
The lights on the walls represent stars. The tabernacle, carved from a single piece of stone, represents the tomb of Christ. Behind it is a large sun, which signifies the dawn of the "third day" or the resurrection.
Source: Franciscan monastery Kamnik (rkc.si)