Set of 4 Jacquard Chalice Veils with Cross Embroidery – 19.7 × 19.7 in
An elegant set of four chalice veils, designed to reverently cover the liturgical chalice during the celebration of Holy Mass. The set includes veils in four principal liturgical colors: white, green, red, and purple, allowing the sacred vessels to be appropriately coordinated with the liturgical season or celebration.
Each veil is made from decorative jacquard fabric featuring a subtle floral pattern. The center is adorned with an embroidered gold cross, the central symbol of Christianity and a sign of Christ’s saving Sacrifice. The combination of the richly textured fabric and gold embroidery gives the set a classic, solemn, and distinctly liturgical character.
The edges of the veils are finished with decorative gold lace, which complements the embroidery and enhances the festive appearance of the set. Each veil measures approximately 19.7 × 19.7 inches, allowing it to be arranged elegantly over the chalice.
Meaning of the Liturgical Colors
- White: symbolizes light, purity, joy, and glory; used, among other occasions, during the Christmas and Easter seasons, as well as for celebrations of Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and non-martyr saints.
- 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 the martyrs; used, among other occasions, on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Pentecost, and celebrations of martyrs.
- Purple: symbolizes penance, conversion, prayer, and expectation; used during Advent and Lent.
Product Features
- Set of 4 liturgical chalice veils.
- Colors: white, green, red, and purple.
- Made from decorative jacquard fabric.
- Gold embroidered cross motif.
- Decorative gold trim.
- Dimensions of each veil: approximately 19.7 × 19.7 inches.
- Suitable for different seasons of the liturgical year.
- Designed for liturgical use.
Carefully crafted, this set of chalice veils is a practical and dignified addition to a church, chapel, or sacristy. The four liturgical colors make it possible to maintain a coordinated presentation throughout the entire liturgical year.
