Consecration inscription from Sant Climent de Taüll

Rendered with mineral pigments on a prepared panel, the text employs a medieval script characterized by angular, incised letters and occasional decorative symbols. The contrast between the dark border and the lighter interior enhances legibility, while the careful brushwork demonstrates the high level of craftsmanship typical of early 12th‑century Catalan workshops.

Created in the early Romanesque period, the inscription remained in situ at Sant Climent de Taüll until it was transferred to the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya as part of the museum’s collection of medieval Catalan art. Its preservation offers insight into the liturgical practices and artistic conventions of the region during the early 1100s.