Definition: The word "fioranelle" in Italian translates to "little figures". It refers to small, figurative or symbolic images. Definition: "Fioranelle" is a decorative element commonly used on the windowsills and mirrors of churches, altarpieces, and other architectural elements in Italy. They are usually composed of flat panels with intricate designs and colors that can vary from blue to green depending on the style of the church. FIORANELLE is Italian for "little figures". In addition to its decorative function, fioranelle have a symbolic or allegorical meaning in many Christian liturgical texts. The figures may represent different aspects of God's creation or the divine, such as angels, saints, animals, and humans. Some say that the fioranelle also serve to evoke a sense of peace and serenity on church walls.
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