A chalice is an ornate, sizable cup utilized in various ceremonies, particularly for the consumption of wine. Typically crafted from materials such as gold, stainless steel, or silver, chalices may also be made from alternative substances. They are generally elevated on a stem that features a foot or base. Description Chalices are characterized by their large and decorative nature. They are predominantly constructed from gold, stainless steel, or silver. Chalices are supported by a stem with a foot or base. Most chalices lack handles. The upper portion of the chalice is typically flared. The design of the chalice has undergone changes throughout history. Uses Chalices are employed in rituals Origin The term "chalice" is derived from the Latin word "calix," which translates to "cup." The Latin "calix" has its roots in the Ancient Greek word "kylix," also meaning "cup." Other uses In the realm of magic, a chalice may symbolize the element of water.

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Plain - 6.8 inch tall