Antique silver religious medal, made around 1910 in the Art Nouveau style. It tenderly depicts the moment of First Communion: a kneeling girl, with a halo and traditional attire, receives the consecrated host from Jesus, who holds a chalice. The scene is framed by a floral garland of lilies in relief, a symbol of purity and spirituality, widely present in the iconography of religious modernism.
This Communion medal, cast and engraved with exquisite detail, features a slightly matte finish that enhances the depth of the figures. Its fluid and delicate design makes it a unique piece, both devotional and artistic, ideal for collectors, lovers of Christian symbolism, or as a memento for religious celebrations.
A versatile piece that can be worn as a pendant or integrated into an antique reliquary, rosary, or scapular.
**Characteristics:
- Approximate dimensions: Length 2.8 cm (including ring), Width 2.3 cm - Weight: 3.39 grams.
**Composition:
- Main material: Silver.
Marks or seals: Not visible.
Acid test: Performed.
Other materials: No.
**Additional Details: These items are not new; they show signs of use and may have scratches and tarnish due to age. Please review the photos carefully. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Attention to detail!
