Gold-Plated Brass Ciborium with Cross, 8.75 in (22 cm)

The cross-topped ciborium serves the Eucharistic liturgy, holding hosts and the Blessed Sacrament at Mass, in the tabernacle, and at solemn church celebrations.

Liturgical use of the ciborium

This elegant, dignified liturgical vessel is intended for storing hosts and the Blessed Sacrament. Its uses include the celebration of Mass, keeping the Eucharist in the tabernacle, and solemn church celebrations. With a capacity of approximately 300 hosts, it is suitable for both everyday liturgical use and larger church celebrations. Its Au 24 ct gold-plated finish, solid workmanship, and elegant form make it a dignified vessel for these purposes.

Cross, ornament and gold finish

The cross that tops the lid further emphasizes the vessel’s Eucharistic purpose. Its harmonious form is enriched by a decorative ornament that gives the whole piece a distinctive character. Positioned at the nodus, the ornament contrasts with the smooth, gold-plated surface, highlighting the precision of the workmanship and the vessel’s sacred elegance.

Made from durable brass and finished with a fine coating of Au 24 ct gold plating, the ciborium has a deep gold sheen. Its classic form is appropriate for the solemn setting of the liturgy.

Brass, gold plating and vessel measurements

Handmade workmanship gives the piece carefully finished surfaces, close attention to detail, and a unique artisanal character. The practical specifications are:

• Material: brass.
• Coating: Au 24 ct.
• Height: 8.75 in (22 cm).
• Base diameter: 5 in (12.5 cm).
• Bowl diameter: 4.75 in (12 cm).
• Capacity: approximately 300 hosts.
• Weight: 1.32 lb (0.6 kg).
• Workmanship: handmade.
• Lid: topped with a cross.
• Character: elegant, classic, and solemn.