👉 A crachoir is a type of building or structure that was commonly used in medieval Europe as a place for religious ceremonies. These structures were often made of wood and were typically covered with stone, brick, or other materials to protect them from the elements. The crachoir was an important part of the church's liturgical practices, and it was believed that it could help to purify the air and ensure that the prayers and rituals would be carried out without any interference from outside forces.
