Ciborium Bowl | Satin Stainless Steel | 400 Host Capacity | Koley's Inc.

A Refined Satin-Finish Bowl for the Distribution of Holy Communion

Ciborium Bowl by Koley's Inc. is a wide, open-style liturgical vessel finished in satin stainless steel and designed for the distribution of hosts during Mass. Measuring 7-3/4" in diameter and 1-1/2" deep with a 400-host capacity, this bowl-style ciborium is well suited for larger parish Masses, concelebrated liturgies, and any setting where multiple ministers distribute Communion simultaneously. The satin finish gives the bowl a soft, matte sheen that is understated and elegant, offering a refined alternative to polished or gold-plated finishes.

Unlike a traditional covered ciborium, this open bowl design allows for easy access during distribution and is often used alongside a covered ciborium or paten in the sacristy. Also available in polished stainless steel (K-304-POL) and 24k gold plate (K-304-GOLD).

Why You'll Love It

• Generous 7-3/4" diameter and 400-host capacity accommodate larger parish Masses and concelebrated liturgies
• Satin stainless steel finish offers a soft, matte sheen that is elegant, durable, and easy to maintain
• Wide, shallow 1-1/2" depth allows easy access to hosts during distribution
• Clean, unadorned bowl design is versatile and pairs well with a variety of liturgical settings
• Crafted by Koley's Inc., a trusted maker of quality liturgical vessels for Catholic worship
• An understated, contemporary alternative to polished or gold-plated ciborium bowls

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: K-304-SATIN
• Vendor: Koley's Inc.
• Material: Satin stainless steel
• Diameter: 7-3/4"
• Depth: 1-1/2"
• Host Capacity: 400 hosts
• Production Time: 10-12 weeks

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Parishes that distribute Communion at larger Masses and prefer a refined, matte-finish vessel
• Religious communities and convents seeking a durable, easy-to-maintain open bowl for host distribution
• Hospital and institutional chaplains equipping a chapel for Eucharistic ministry
• Pastors and liturgy directors outfitting or refreshing a parish sacristy
• Catholic organizations presenting a meaningful liturgical gift to a parish or religious community

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What is a ciborium bowl used for?
Answer: A ciborium bowl is an open-style vessel used to hold and distribute hosts during Mass. Unlike a traditional covered ciborium, the bowl design allows for easy access during Communion distribution, making it well suited for larger Masses with multiple ministers.

Question: What is the difference between a satin and polished stainless steel finish?
Answer: A satin finish has a soft, matte sheen with a brushed texture, while a polished finish is highly reflective and mirror-like. The satin finish offers a more understated, contemporary appearance.

Question: What are the dimensions of this ciborium bowl?
Answer: It measures 7-3/4" in diameter and 1-1/2" in depth, with a 400-host capacity.

Question: Does this ciborium bowl come with a lid?
Answer: No, this is an open bowl-style ciborium without a lid. It is designed for use during Communion distribution rather than for reserving the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle.

Question: Is this bowl available in other finishes?
Answer: Yes. This bowl is also available in polished stainless steel (K-304-POL) and 24k gold plate (K-304-GOLD).

Question: How long does it take to receive this ciborium bowl?
Answer: This item is made to order by Koley's Inc. and has a production time of 10-12 weeks. Please plan accordingly for parish needs or liturgical events.

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