Embroidered Chalice Cover with Holy Theotokos Icon

Good quality, embroidered Chalice Covers for orthodox Church.
Fully embroidered, with big icon of Holy Theotokos.
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The size of air is 50x70 cm
The covers-15x15x15
 
"Also on this table is a special liturgical knife, symbolically called the spear, that is used for cutting the eucharistic bread (prosphora) and a liturgical spoon for administering holy communion to the people. There are also special covers for the chalice and diskos and a cruciform piece of metal called the asterisk or star that holds the cover over the eucharistic bread on the diskos. A sponge and cloths for drying the chalice after the liturgy are also usually kept here. The Prothesis is decorated in a manner similar to that of the altar table. Above the Prothesis may be found various icons, often one of Christ praying in Gethsemene: "Let this cup pass..."

Enhance your sacred space with our exquisite Embroidered Chalice Cover, beautifully adorned with the revered Holy Theotokos Icon. This stunning piece is crafted from high-quality fabric, ensuring both durability and a luxurious appearance, making it a perfect addition to any church or home altar.
The intricate embroidery features vibrant colors and detailed stitching, showcasing the grace and compassion of the Holy Theotokos. This design not only serves as a protective cover for your chalice but also acts as a visual reminder of faith and devotion, elevating your worship experience.
The chalice cover measures 18"x18", making it suitable for various chalice sizes. Its elegant finish and soft texture enhance its aesthetic appeal, while the thoughtful design ensures it remains a cherished item for years to come.
Whether used during liturgical services or as a decorative element in your prayer space, our Embroidered Chalice Cover will inspire reverence and encourage deep spiritual reflection. Ideal for personal use, church gifts, or special occasions, this enchanting piece will undoubtedly become a beloved part of your sacred traditions.