




Embroidered Chalice Veil with Cross Motif and Green Stone
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This elegant chalice veil is intended to respectfully cover a liturgical chalice during the celebration of Holy Mass. Made from decorative jacquard fabric in green, it is embellished with gold embroidery depicting a stylized cross, with a green decorative stone at the center of the cross. The design combines classic Christian symbolism with a rich, formal finish.
Chalice Veil Fabric and Dimensions
- Fabric: The jacquard fabric has a decorative, subtly shimmering botanical pattern that enriches the surface of the chalice veil and gives it an elegant appearance.
- Trim: The edges are finished with decorative gold lace, emphasizing the product's liturgical and festive character.
- Dimensions: The chalice veil measures 19.75 × 19.75 in (50 × 50 cm), allowing it to be arranged neatly over a liturgical chalice.
Cross Embroidery, Trim and Liturgical Use
Cross motif: The cross recalls Christ’s saving Sacrifice and is one of the most important symbols of the Christian faith. The ornamental form of the embroidery gives the chalice veil a solemn character, while the stone set at the center draws attention and harmonizes with the green fabric.
Liturgical color: In the liturgy, green symbolizes hope, life, and growth in faith and is used primarily during Ordinary Time. For this reason, the chalice veil is particularly suited to celebrations that take place during a significant part of the liturgical year.
- Fabric: decorative jacquard fabric
- Embroidery: a gold cross motif
- Stone: a central green decorative stone
- Color: green with gold ornaments
- Finish: decorative gold trim
- Dimensions:19.75 × 19.75 in (50 × 50 cm)
- Liturgical season: Ordinary Time
- Intended use: liturgical use
Carefully made, the chalice veil brings together the symbolism of the cross, the richness of jacquard fabric, and the elegant detail of the stone, creating a formal element of liturgical furnishings for churches, chapels, and sacristies.
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