Pisside-bassa “Koinonia” Maranatha Lab (art. 6456d)
The pisside-low “Koinonia” by Maranatha Lab is a liturgical vase made entirely of finely chiseled two-tone brass fusion.
The pisside has a classic style, rich in decorations, according to the style of the 17th-century Baroque. It is low and has a smooth-finish cup finished in the gold bath,both internally and externally. The lower half-cup is richly decorated with a fine and laborious chisel of Baroque friezes, cruciform decorations and stones set amethyst and ruby red. The same friezes and decorations embellish the lid of the sacred vase, surmounted by a cross also enriched with a ruby red stone.
Chiseling is a processing generally performed on precious metals and consists of cold plastic deformation of the metal performed with the chisel. It produces a relief workmanship, made with engravings and changes.
Natural decorative friezes also decorate the turned and chiseled circular base. The two-tone finish of the decorative friezes gives the pisside a refined and elegant style that makes it suitable for canteens of any style, whether classic or modern.
Its elegance makes it suitable for solemn liturgies.
The low pisside “Koinonia” is a personalized object 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 liturgical laboratory Lucanian, the result of a combination of traditional heritage of craft 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.
The pisside is coordinated at the chalice art. 6456
Dimensions:
- diameter cup cm 12
Details:
- brass casting
- silver cup
- chiseled by hand
- Baroque style
- made in Italy
