Summary
The Church of St Thomas above the hamlet of Nasela, west of Selca on the way to Gornji Humac, is a pre-Romanesque single-nave church with a square apse and one of the smallest sacred buildings on Brač.
Protected cultural property Z-5883; the map marks the wider area between Selca and Gornji Humac.
History and purpose
The Church of St Thomas stands above the hamlet of Nasela, west of Selca in the direction of Gornji Humac. The official description by the Municipality of Selca identifies it as a pre-Romanesque single-nave building with a square apse.
Structure and traces of the past
It is among the smallest sacred buildings on Brač. Built of roughly dressed stone and covered with stone slabs, it has a barrel-vaulted interior and side walls articulated by blind arcades. The façade has a modified entrance with a recent stone frame and a bell gable.
Access and visiting
As the site lies outside the main settlement, the marked location is only a general guide. Independently check the route, access and current condition of the building before visiting.
