The Ecclesiastical Candelabrums are pieces of furniture made of metal or wood that are placed at the entrance of the Holy Temple to support candles lit by the faithful as a sign of reverence.
During the Byzantine period, they were called "dibaboula" because they supported two candles and were mainly used during processions in front of the King.
In our catalog, you can find Ecclesiastical Sand Candelabrums, both sliding and non-sliding, multi-lamp candelabrums with candle holders, and boxes for used candles.
All Candelabrums of this category are metal, made with knowledge and passion by our experienced craftsmen, ideal for the glory of God.
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Tracy
"...The 2 Nativity icons arrived yesterday afternoon and are well received. As expected, they are both beautiful - as also exclaimed by our 8 year-old son, Nicholas, who claimed one for his new icon wall and altar in his bedroom. The other has been given to a nearby monastery who expresses gratitude. Thank you so much for your help with our prayers for the new year. ..."
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