Round Ciborium Veil Embroidered with IHS and Eucharistic Motifs

Designed to provide a dignified covering for the liturgical vessel used to store the Blessed Sacrament, this round ciborium veil serves a specific liturgical purpose. Gold IHS embroidery is combined with wheat, vine, and grape motifs.

Ciborium veil color and diameter

• Color: white with gold, green, and purple accents.
• Diameter: 21 in (53 cm).

Embroidery and drape

The round form lets the fabric fall softly and evenly around the ciborium. It creates an elegant, harmonious presentation for the liturgical vessel.

The IHS monogram occupies the center of the design. It is set within a decorative, cross-shaped arrangement of gold lines. Wheat and grapes are placed below it. Delicate botanical embroidery is distributed across the fabric and subtly completes the main composition.

Gold decoration finishes the edge. It works with the central embroidery and emphasizes the product's solemn character.

Liturgical use

It is intended for liturgical use and is suitable for churches, chapels, religious houses, and sacristies.

Careful workmanship highlights respect for the Blessed Sacrament and the dignity of the ciborium intended to hold consecrated altar bread.

The IHS monogram refers to the name of Jesus. It is one of the most recognizable Christological symbols in the tradition of the Church. Wheat and grapes symbolize bread and wine. They directly reference the mystery of the Eucharist and the Body and Blood of Christ.

Together, the IHS symbol with the wheat and grape motifs forms a classic composition with deep Eucharistic significance.