Astile Cross “Davinci” Maranatha Lab (art. 2369)
Maranatha Lab’s “Davinci” astile cross is a liturgical furniture made of two-tone brass.
The astile cross, also called a processional cross,is a cross similar to the one to be altared but instead of having a base, it is usually fixed to an or painted rod and is about two meters high. It is used in processions both outside, along the streets of the cities, and inside the church, for example at the beginning of Mass when the priest enters the church and finally when he leaves.
As soon as the procession reaches the presbytery,the astile cross is placed on a base next to the altar so that it is the altar cross, or otherwise (if the altar cross is already there) it is put aside.
This liturgical furniture is made of two-tone brass and is designed in a modern style. It is decorated with floral symbols and at the base are depicted gospel
scenes.
The embossed plastic processing gives it materiality and modernity. The two-tone finish makes it suitable for adorning canteens in both classic and modern liturgical contexts.
The astile cross is a personalized sacred furniture of high liturgical craftsmanship produced in Italy by Maranatha Lab, an Italian laboratory of sacred vestments and liturgical furnishings in which originality, quality of raw materials and craftsmanship excellence give life to handmade objects and packages of the highest quality.
Maranatha Lab is a Lucanian liturgical laboratory and is the result of a combination of traditional heritage of artisan techniques and design innovation, as well as a place of synergies and artistic and creative collaborations.
Maranatha Lab’s sacred silvers all have the singularity of being identified with custom names.
This is an artisan product of quality and quality made in Italy.
Details:
- two-tone brass
- modern style
- made in Italy
