Turibolo “Cohen” Maranatha Lab (art.6607)
Maranatha Lab’s Turibolo “Cohen” is an accessory for the liturgy made of glossy silver brass.
The turibolo, also called incense,is the vase, often made of metal, where it is burned incense in grains or other fragrant and penetrating essences during a religious function.
The turibolo is accompanied by the spacecraft:a small vase in which the supply of incense is stored to be added at the appropriate time in the turibolo. The altar boy in charge of bringing the turibolo is called a turiferary. In procession, the turiferary carries the turibolo with his right hand and the spacecraft with his left.
The “Cohen” turibolo and spacecraft set is finely chiseled by hand with classic floral motifs. Its moldings make it particularly elegant and suitable for both classic and modern liturgical contexts.
Chiseling is a process generally performed on precious metals. It consists in the cold plastic deformation of the metal performed with the chisel. It produces a detecting process, made with engravings and changes.
The “Cohen” turibolo is a personalized artifact 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 .
This is an artisan product of quality and quality made in Italy.
Maranatha Lab liturgy accessories all have the singularity of being identified with custom names.
Dimensions:
- height cm 30
Details:
- silver-plated brass
- chiseled by hand
- classic style
- made in Italy
