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Gold-Plated Paten Featuring a Vertically Grooved Nodus, 5.5 in (14 cm)
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A deep paten for concelebration is a Eucharistic vessel used during Mass. Its gold-plated finish and vertically grooved decorative nodus give it a distinctive formal appearance.
Color: gold.
Material: high-quality brass.
Diameter: 5.5 in (14 cm).
The Paten Bowl and Nodus
The deep bowl is wide and gently rounded. It accommodates a larger number of hosts. Its smooth, glossy surface reflects light and gives the vessel an elegant, dignified appearance. Subtly contoured edges create a balanced composition that combines visual appeal with practical use.
The decorative nodus sits beneath the bowl and has pronounced vertical grooves. Its carefully crafted shape forms an elegant accent against the smooth surface. This contrast gives the whole vessel a formal, representative character. The nodus also serves as a small base, allowing convenient placement.
The overall form is classic, functional, and representative. The surface has a refined sheen, while the careful finish reinforces the solemn character of the liturgy. Solid construction supports durability. The finish coordinates with other liturgical furnishings. The vessel remains manageable while providing appropriate space for hosts.
Use During Mass and Concelebration
During the celebration of Mass, the vessel is used to hold and present hosts. It is particularly intended for concelebration and ceremonies attended by a larger number of the faithful. The deep bowl facilitates the preparation and distribution of hosts. The nodus also emphasizes the vessel’s aesthetic character.
With its elegant form and careful finish, the piece is a worthy part of the furnishings of an altar, church, chapel, or sacristy. It coordinates with chalices, ciboria, and other gold-plated liturgical vessels. Together, these elements create a harmonious, solemn setting for the celebration of the Eucharist.
The vessel has a liturgical, Eucharistic, and solemn character. Its classic form combines practical use with a formal appearance suitable for the celebration.
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