The Monstrance

The monstrance is a liturgical object used in religious ceremonies, primarily during the adoration of the Eucharist. It serves to display the consecrated host visibly to the faithful, symbolizing the divine presence and allowing believers to venerate the Blessed Sacrament. The monstrance often takes a majestic and decorative form, featuring elements like rays, crosses, or celestial motifs to emphasize the sanctity of the object and the divine nature of the Eucharist.

This particular monstrance was designed by the designer Guillaume Bardet and handcrafted by the silversmith Nicolas Marischael. A master artisan renowned for his exceptional craftsmanship, Marischael skillfully combines tradition and innovation to create a unique piece. His work, infused with authenticity and beauty, gives the monstrance a deep spiritual dimension, uniting sacred art and exceptional craftsmanship