Liturgical Art refers to artistic works created for use in religious worship and ceremonies, particularly within the context of Christianity. This type of art includes paintings, sculptures, stained glass, and architecture designed to enhance the spiritual experience of worshippers and convey religious themes. The primary purpose of liturgical art is to inspire devotion and communicate sacred stories or beliefs. It often features symbols, figures, and scenes from the Bible or the lives of saints, aiming to create a sense of the divine and foster a deeper connection between the faithful and their faith.