Church of St Curig

The Church of St Curig is a church built from local dark rubble with bathstone dressings and slate roofs. The west end features two round-arched windows and a bell-cote that is corbelled out below the gable. There is a gabled southwest porch. The nave is aisleless and has round-arched windows arranged in groups of two, two, one, and two, separated by buttresses. The chancel is apsidal and has foiled windows under hoodmoulds. The eastern end of the chancel includes a bathstone niche that houses a statue of a youthful male saint. There is a northeast vestry with plate tracery and a chimney located at the northwest corner of the nave.

Inside, the simple aisleless interior is faced in brick with bathstone dressings. The arches leading to the chancel and apse are supported by polychrome marble dwarf shafts on corbels. A low wall at the chancel contains a semi-circular stone pulpit on the left and a marble lectern on the right. The apse features a magnificent mosaic, approximately six meters in diameter, depicting Christ enthroned in majesty against a golden background, with the inscription "Saltator Mundi." He is flanked by angels swinging censers, and above him are bands of cherubim and seraphim. Below, roundels include symbols of the evangelists and the Lamb of God.