Chalice

A chalice is a type of drinking cup or goblet, often associated with special ceremonies or rituals. Traditionally made from materials like gold, silver, or glass, chalices are commonly used in religious contexts, like in Christian communion services, where they hold wine. Beyond religion, chalices can symbolize celebration or honor, being used for toasting at weddings or awards ceremonies. Their intricate designs and historical significance make them valuable not just as functional items, but also as works of art and cultural artifacts.