But underneath this church there are strange alcoves decorated with the femurs, skulls, hips, jaws, and other assorted bones of 4000 (dead) monks, and 2 (dead) children who were the Pope's niece and nephew. Who knew bones could be arranged in such a way as to be decorative? I'm thinking this is going to be a big trend in the fall, mark my words, human bones will be all over the pages of Home and Garden and in the show rooms at Pottery Barn.
