The "Bishop's throne," also known as a cathedra, is a ceremonial chair used by a bishop during religious services. It symbolizes the bishop's authority and role as a leader within the Christian community. Typically found in a cathedral, the throne is often ornately designed and positioned prominently within the church. In addition to its functional purpose, the Bishop's throne serves as a visual representation of the bishop's spiritual leadership. It is usually located in the chancel or sanctuary area, emphasizing the importance of the bishop's role in guiding the congregation and overseeing church activities.