| Saint-Mary de Colamine Church | |
| Native Name: | Église Saint-Mary de Colamine |
| Native Name Lang: | French |
| Municipality: | Vodable |
| Region: | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes |
| Country: | France |
| Organizational Status: | --> |
| Architecture Style: | Roman architecture |
Saint-Mary de Colamine Church is a building in the French town of Vodable, in Puy-de-Dôme.[1]
Located in Sub-Colamine Vodable, Saint-Mary de Colmaine is a small Romanesque church of the 6th century.
The building consists of a nave accompanied by an incomplete south aisle; a transept; a steeple rising above the crossing of the transept; an apse with cut sides whose roof follows the shape of a hemicycle; and a north-facing chapel. The frameless roof is covered with slate. The interior of the transept is covered with a dome resting on small arcades in the trunk, resting on shelves edge decorated with tablets. These tablets are medallions decorated with geometric decorations, foliage, or human heads. The double-aux fall on the capitals carved in the foliage of the columns arranged at the angles.
The church contains five statues classified as historical monuments, four of which are medieval.[2]