The phrase "altar display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a decorative arrangement or presentation set up on an altar, often for religious or ceremonial purposes.
Example: "The church's altar display was adorned with fresh flowers and candles for the special service."
Alternatives: "altar arrangement" or "altar setup".
A menorah sat by a Chinese-style altar displaying a black-and-white portrait of Mr. Zhao.
Inside, incense burns on an altar displaying residents' sacred objects, and guided meditations are a weekly event.
But the show is full of engaging artifacts and altars displayed against bright pastel-colored walls and it underscores the ancient practice of, during the shortest days of the year, beating back the darkness.
Rolin and de Salins can be identified by the coats-of-arms held by the angels; husband and wife kneel at cloth-covered prie-dieux (portable altars) displaying their emblems.
Again and again I noted that these paintings would occupy a specific space, like multi-panel altar pieces displaying religious iconography on wood.
After several other scenes of Carey dressed in the purple gown and white shirt are interspersed, the altar is displayed, where before being ordained by the minister, Carey looks into her ex-lover's eyes once more.
Finn's passion did not start slowly, unless, of course, you count the many hours he spent studying the crumpled, page-worn catalogues stashed in his private drawer, or the long minutes stolen from me in big box stores, where I would find him kneeling, an acolyte before the altar-like display, each kit a set of unassembled dreams, each a covenant more promising than the next.
Special breads and candies are prepared for the latter occasion, and homemade altars are displayed in memory of deceased loved ones.
On the wall on either side of the altar, wooden slates display what, when this was a church, had been the listing of the day's hymn numbers.
