Some authors think that the church originates from the XIV or the XV century, yet the research of other authors state that part of the fresco-painting and the iconostasis on the walls date from the beginning of the XVI century.
The massive stone iconostasis which divides the cella from the altar space takes a special place in the church. The iconostasis of the church belongs to the type of built walls which appear at their earliest in the XIII century on the territories under the Byzantium dominance. Instead of the painted frescos on wood, the iconostasis is decorated with frescos painted on the walls, representing Jesus Christ the Saviour, St. Demetrius, and the most astounding representation of Eleusa or Mother Mary Merciful with the little Jesus and St. Nicholas.