Ecru Lectern Hanging with Embroidered Chalice Motif

This ecru lectern hanging is an elegant piece of liturgical furnishing that emphasizes the sacred character of the place where the Word of God is proclaimed and harmoniously complements the sanctuary décor. Its white liturgical color makes it well suited to solemn celebrations and the most important seasons of the liturgical year.

Lectern hanging with chalice, IHS and vine embroidery

The central element of the design is an embroidered chalice with altar bread marked with the IHS monogram. This motif directly refers to the Eucharist and Christ’s presence under the forms of bread and wine. The IHS monogram is one of the most recognizable Christological symbols and highlights the special significance of the Most Holy Name of Jesus.

Vine branches, leaves and clusters of grapes surround the composition. These elements have been present in Christian symbolism for centuries. Grapes refer to Eucharistic wine and the Blood of Christ, while the vine recalls the unity of the faithful with Christ. The gold color of the embroidery creates a beautiful contrast with the fabric’s light-colored background.

White and gold design, fabric, dimensions and Polish production

• Liturgical color: white, a symbol of purity, holiness, joy, glory and the solemn character of the liturgy.
• Symbolic Eucharistic embroidery: the chalice, altar bread with the IHS monogram, and vine and grape motifs refer to the Eucharist and the Sacrifice of Christ.
• Elegant gold embroidery: decorative embroidery in gold gives the hanging a solemn, dignified and sacred appearance.
• High-quality material: smooth, durable fabric that resists wrinkling and is easy to care for.
• Universal size: 55 × 250 cm, allowing the hanging to fit most standard lecterns, pulpits and liturgical stands.
• Made in Poland: guaranteeing careful workmanship and an aesthetically finished product.

Eucharistic celebrations and liturgical seasons

The hanging is particularly well suited to Eucharistic celebrations and services, such as the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Corpus Christi, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, votive Masses of the Most Holy Eucharist, and celebrations associated with First Holy Communion. Because of its white color, it can also be used during the Christmas and Easter seasons, on feasts of the Lord, and at other solemn liturgical celebrations.