Brass Crozier with 5 ft. Walnut Staff 72" | Koley's Inc.

A Warm, Natural Brass Crozier with a Solid Walnut Staff for Episcopal Liturgical Use

Brass Crozier with Walnut Staff by Koley's Inc. combines the warmth of satin brass metalwork with the natural beauty of a solid walnut wood staff. Standing 72 inches tall overall, the crozier features the same open cross crook design as the K-62 family, finished in satin brass for a rich, understated tone. The 5-foot walnut staff provides a warm, organic contrast to the brass crook and gives the crozier a distinctive, traditional character well suited to solemn liturgical occasions.

Please note: the walnut staff on this crozier does not break down to fit into the K-61 case. Parishes and dioceses should plan accordingly for storage and transport. Made to order by Koley's Inc.

Why You'll Love It

• Satin brass crook with open cross design offers a warm, refined alternative to bright gold or silver finishes
• Solid 5-foot walnut staff provides a natural, organic contrast and a comfortable, traditional feel in hand
• 72-inch overall height provides a commanding presence in procession and at the altar
• The walnut staff's natural grain gives each crozier a subtly unique character
• A distinguished choice for bishops and abbots who prefer the warmth of natural wood in their pastoral staff
• Crafted by Koley's Inc., a trusted name in quality liturgical metalware for Catholic worship

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: K-62W-BRASS
• Vendor: Koley's Inc.
• Total Height: 72 inches
• Crook Finish: Satin brass
• Staff Material: Walnut wood, 5 feet
• Crook Design: Open cross within the curve
• Case Compatibility: Walnut staff does not break down to fit the K-61 case -- plan storage and transport accordingly
• Liturgical Use: Episcopal pastoral staff for processions, ordinations, and solemn liturgical celebrations

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Bishops receiving a crozier for their ordination or installation who prefer a natural wood staff
• Dioceses and cathedral chapters seeking a distinctive, traditional episcopal pastoral staff
• Seminaries and formation houses honoring a bishop with a meaningful gift
• Religious orders presenting a crozier to an abbot or abbess

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What is a crozier and how is it used?
Answer: A crozier is the pastoral staff carried by a bishop as a symbol of his role as shepherd of the Church. It is used during processions, ordinations, and other solemn liturgical celebrations.

Question: What material is the staff made from?
Answer: The staff is made from solid walnut wood, measuring 5 feet in length, and is paired with a satin brass crook.

Question: Does this crozier fit in the K-61 case?
Answer: No. The walnut staff on this crozier does not break down to fit into the K-61 case. Please plan for alternative storage and transport arrangements.

Question: How does this crozier differ from the K-62-GOLD and K-62-ST/STEEL?
Answer: The K-62W-BRASS features a satin brass crook and a solid walnut wood staff, giving it a warmer, more traditional character. The K-62-GOLD and K-62-ST/STEEL both have metal three-piece shafts that disassemble for transport.

Question: Who makes this crozier?
Answer: This crozier is made by Koley's Inc., a respected manufacturer of quality liturgical vessels and episcopal appointments.

Question: How long does production take?
Answer: This item is made to order. Please allow approximately 10 to 12 weeks for production and delivery. We recommend ordering well in advance of the intended occasion.

Why Shop at Reger's

Since 1921, Reger's Church Supplies and Religious Gifts has served Catholic and Christian communities with a carefully curated selection of liturgical vessels, episcopal appointments, devotional items, and parish supplies. Our knowledgeable staff understands the significance of these sacred instruments and is dedicated to helping dioceses, parishes, and religious communities find quality products worthy of the Church's liturgical life. We are honored to be a trusted resource for the Church.