Set of Four Chalice Veils with Embroidered Cross Motif

An elegant set of four chalice veils intended to reverently cover the liturgical chalice during the celebration of Holy Mass. The set includes veils in the four basic liturgical colors: white, green, red, and purple, allowing the presentation of the liturgical vessels to be coordinated with the character of each period of the church year.

Chalice Veil Set with an Embroidered Cross

Each chalice veil features central embroidery depicting a decorative cross in gold. As the most important symbol of Christianity, the cross recalls Christ’s saving Sacrifice and emphasizes the product’s Eucharistic purpose. The ornamental design gives the set a classic and solemn appearance.

The edges of the chalice veils are finished with decorative gold lace, which complements the embroidery and the individual fabric colors. Each chalice veil measures 19.5 × 19.5 in (50 × 50 cm), allowing it to be arranged neatly on a liturgical chalice.

Liturgical Color Meanings

• White – symbolizes light, purity, joy, and glory; used, among other occasions, during Christmas and Easter, as well as for celebrations honoring Christ, Our Lady, and saints who were not martyrs.
• Green – symbolizes hope, life, and growth in faith; used during Ordinary Time.
• Red – symbolizes the fire of the Holy Spirit, love, and the blood of martyrs; used, among other occasions, on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Pentecost, and for memorials of martyrs.
• Purple – symbolizes penance, conversion, prayer, and expectation; used during Advent and Lent.

Set Contents, Dimensions, and Liturgical Use

• a set of 4 chalice veils for a liturgical chalice,
• colors: white, green, red, and purple,
• gold embroidery with a cross motif,
• decorative gold trim,
• dimensions of each chalice veil: 19.5 × 19.5 in (50 × 50 cm),
• set intended for different periods of the liturgical year,
• intended for liturgical use.

Carefully made, this set of chalice veils is a practical and dignified addition to the furnishings of a church, chapel, or sacristy. The four liturgical colors make it possible to maintain a cohesive setting for celebrations throughout the church year.