Baroque Bronze Candlestick or Candelabra, 30 cm (1 piece) Bronze

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This candelabra has been manufactured to ensure durability. The bronze used in its making provides wear resistance, excellent corrosion resistance properties, and ease of welding. To ensure greater durability, we have applied a layer of transparent enamel that provides additional protection. Available for immediate shipment. Specifications Measurements Overall height 40 cm. Height (without glass) 30 cm. Nozzle diameter 9.5 cm. For 9 cm candle Base 17 cm x 16 cm Package includes: 1 Baroque bronze candelabra 1 Red acrylic glass The candelabra plays a significant role in the Catholic Church and is used for various purposes within liturgy and worship. Below are some of the main functions and symbolisms associated with candelabras in the Catholic Church: Illumination: Candelabras provide light during liturgical celebrations, especially in the celebration of the Eucharist. The light of the candles symbolizes the presence of Christ, who is considered the "Light of the world." Furthermore, the light of the candles creates a sacred and reverent atmosphere in the liturgical space. Symbolism of fire: The fire of the candles represents the presence of the Holy Spirit, who guides and sanctifies the Church and the faithful. Fire also symbolizes purification and spiritual transformation. Liturgical decoration: Candelabras, with their design and beauty, add an aesthetic element to liturgical spaces. They are used to beautify the altar, the presbytery, and other areas of the church, creating an atmosphere conducive to prayer and worship. Special moments: During special liturgical celebrations, such as the Easter Vigil, Christmas, and the celebration of Candlemas, candelabras can play a prominent role. Multiple lit candles are used to highlight the importance and solemnity of these special liturgical moments. Symbolism of the community: The multiple arms or branches of candelabras can also represent the community of believers. Each lit candle symbolizes a member of the community who is part of the light and unity of the Church.