Gold-Plated Brass Ciborium, 6 in (15 cm)

This gold-plated ciborium for administering Holy Communion under both kinds is an elegant, multifunctional Eucharistic vessel intended for use during the celebration of Mass. Made of polished brass with a gold-plated finish, it has a refined luster, a classic form, and a carefully finished surface that emphasizes the solemn character of the liturgy.

Ciborium for Communion Under Both Kinds with Chalice and Paten

The ciborium includes a removable host ring, a chalice, and a paten, which make it possible to prepare and administer Communion under the forms of bread and wine. The ring holds approximately 150 hosts, making Eucharistic celebrations more convenient.

The ciborium can also be used as a traditional liturgical ciborium. Once the interior accessories are removed, it can hold approximately 300 hosts, making it a practical solution for everyday use and larger church celebrations.

The ciborium has a wide, rounded bowl with a smooth, lustrous surface. Its fitted lid is topped with a decorative cross. An ornamental nodus beneath the bowl and a stable, shaped base complete its elegant appearance. Subtle decorations and the gold-plated finish give the whole piece a formal, representative character.

At a height of 6 in (15 cm), with a bowl diameter of 6 in (15 cm), the ciborium combines functionality with an elegant form and complements the other liturgical vessels.

Material, dimensions and included components

• Material: polished brass.

• Finish: gold-plated.

• Height: 6 in (15 cm).

• Bowl diameter: 6 in (15 cm).

• Type: ciborium for Holy Communion under both kinds.

• Ring capacity: approximately 150 hosts.

• Ciborium capacity without accessories: approximately 300 hosts.

• Included components: removable host ring, chalice, and paten.

• Lid: fitted and topped with a decorative cross.

• Base: ornamental nodus and a stable, shaped foot.

• Color: gold, with a high-gloss finish.

• Construction: multifunctional, with removable interior accessories.

• Character: liturgical, Eucharistic, and elegant.

Liturgical use and storage

The ciborium is intended for administering Holy Communion under both kinds during Mass and solemn Eucharistic celebrations. The removable host ring, chalice, and paten make it convenient to prepare the vessels for the liturgy.

After the additional elements are removed, the ciborium can be used as a traditional vessel for storing hosts and the Blessed Sacrament, including in a tabernacle.

Made from gold-plated, polished brass and featuring an ornamental nodus and multifunctional construction, it is a practical and dignified part of the furnishings of a church, chapel, or sacristy. It is suitable for both daily celebrations and solemn occasions attended by a larger number of the faithful.