A church in the village of Chandrebi, Kareli municipality. It stands 5 kilometers from the village, north of the abandoned village of Tsilistskaro. Stylistically it dates to the 12th century. It is a hall church (9.6 × 6.2 m) built of limestone and verdigris-colored tuff (from which, presumably, the church takes its name). The entrance, topped by a tympanum outside and an arch inside, is on the south. On the axis of the apse is a window flanked by a niche on either side; the southern niche is three-quarters round, the northern rectangular.