Gold-Plated Paten Embellished with a Decorative Nodus, 6.25 in (16 cm)

Designed for concelebration, this deep paten is a Eucharistic vessel with a carefully shaped bowl. A decorative nodus sits beneath it and gives the piece a distinctive lower structure.

• Material: brass.

• Finish: gold-plated.

• Diameter: 6.25 in (16 cm).

• Color: gold, with an elegant sheen.

Paten Bowl and Decorative Nodus

The bowl is wide and deep, with a gently rounded profile. Its smooth, glossy surface reflects light and gives the vessel a dignified appearance. Subtly profiled edges reinforce the classic aesthetic. They also make the piece comfortable to handle during Eucharistic celebrations. Its harmonious proportions support the solemn character of the liturgy.

The nodus carries rich botanical ornament and decorative fluting. Its pronounced texture contrasts with the bowl’s smooth surface. This contrast gives the entire composition a refined and representative appearance. The nodus also functions as the base. It allows the vessel to be placed conveniently and keeps the lower structure useful as well as decorative. These details complete the formal liturgical presentation.

The overall form is classic, functional and representative. The vessel has a liturgical, Eucharistic and solemn character. Its solid construction joins practical use with an elegant liturgical presentation. The carefully executed finish and harmonious form reinforce the ceremonial character of the Eucharist.

Use During Mass and Concelebration

During Mass, the vessel is used to hold and present hosts. It is intended especially for concelebration, solemn Eucharistic celebrations and services attended by many faithful. The generous interior accommodates a larger number of hosts and facilitates their preparation and distribution. This makes the paten particularly practical during the liturgy.

The vessel’s solid construction, decorative lower section and classic form give it a dignified place among the furnishings of an altar, church, chapel or sacristy. Its functional design and formal presentation support the solemn setting of worship. It coordinates with chalices, ciboria and other gold-plated liturgical vessels, creating a harmonious and solemn setting for the celebration of the Eucharist.