Gold & Silver Holy Water Sprinkler – Ornate Orthodox Ecclesiastical Vessel

This richly detailed Holy Water Sprinkler (Ραντιστήρι) is a stunning two-tone liturgical vessel used in Orthodox worship for the blessing and sanctification of people, icons, and sacred spaces. Featuring an elegant gold base with silver accents, intricate embossed designs, and a decorative floral-topped handle, this sprinkler brings timeless beauty and reverence to church services and special blessings.

Commonly used during Theophany (Epiphany), house blessings, and feast days, this sprinkler symbolizes the spreading of God's grace and protection.

• Dimensions: Approximately 3.15" x 3.15" x 10.63" (8 x 8 x 27 cm)

• Material: Metal with gold and silver finish

• Use: For sprinkling holy water during liturgical services and blessings

• Design: Two-tone embossed ornamentation with floral crown detail

• Note: Please allow up to 4 weeks for delivery, as this is a handcrafted liturgical item

A beautiful and dignified addition to any Orthodox church’s set of ecclesiastical tools.

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The sprinkler is used to distribute holy water during blessings, processions, and special rites. Its symbolic and practical functions are rooted in purification, sanctification, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

When It's Used

1. Theophany (Epiphany)
   • During the Great Blessing of the Waters, the priest uses the sprinkler to bless the congregation, icons, church walls, and even homes and properties in the days following the feast.
2. Blessing People or Objects
   • Used for blessing people during services (especially at the end of the Divine Liturgy), homes, crosses, religious articles, new buildings, vehicles, and more.
3. Funerals and Memorials
   • Sometimes used to bless a casket or grave.
4. Holy Week and Feast Days
   • On occasions like Palm Sunday, Pascha, and feast day processions, the priest may sprinkle holy water to bless the faithful.

Design Features

• Decorative Bulb Base: Often enameled or hand-painted with floral or cross motifs
• Long Neck with Spout or Sprinkling Head: May be topped with a cross or bishop's head design
• Material: Usually metal (brass or gold-plated), with enamel detailing (like the one in your image)

How It's Used

• The priest fills the bulb with αγιασμός (holy water).
• By lightly shaking the sprinkler or gently tapping it, droplets are released through small holes or a perforated top.
• The priest makes the sign of the Cross with the sprinkler while blessing.