Viniegra de Abajo

Described and illustrated in López de Silanes Valgañón (2000): Romanesque baptismal font of the early 13th century; hemispherical basin decorated with a rather simple or geometrical vine around the side, followed down by a broad ribbed pattern all round the lower side and underbowl; cylindrical pedestal base decorated with a roll moulding at the top, and raised on a lower base made of a large round moulding on a short square lower volume. The wooden cover is modern, flat and plain. Described and illustrated in Sáenz Rodríguez (2004) and in the Enciclopedia del románico en La Rioja (2008), with date in he late-12th or early 13th century; they attribute this font to a workshop that operated in the Valle del Najerilla, the fonts of which follow the general designs of the Oja-Tirón fonts, but the vine or garland is more stylised or geometrical, the bases simpler.