[1] The church is a triconch (triple apse) edifice similar to the cross-and-dome models of the pre-Ottoman era.

The apses are covered by cylindrical arches opening to the central nave.

Four inner columns create a square platform on which the octagonal dome rests.

[3] The inscription is among the earliest examples of the Albanian language written in the Greek alphabet.

[5] The bell was donated by the King of Naples in 1695 and inscribed “Dedicated to the Captains of Lukovë” after the seat of the feudal lord of the area.