Pastoral
The Pastoral Staff, in Latin "baculus pastoralis" (shepherd's staff), is a liturgical staff that represents the dignity and authority of a bishop. Pastoral staffs carry a rich religious symbolism, derived from the Old and New Testaments. As a sign of spreading the faith, the Pastoral Staff is a meaningful object used in the pastoral ministry of a bishop, abbot, or privileged prelate. The end of the Pastoral Staff is curved in the shape of a snail, referred to as the "crozier." The crozier's end is typically highly decorative, often adorned with motifs inspired by religious symbols.
Liturgical pastoral staffs in our workshop
Liturgical Pastoral Staffs in our workshop are made from sturdy materials and are characterized by their lightweight. The surface of the pastoral staffs is gold-plated or silver-plated. We decorate them using the repoussé technique. Some models of liturgical pastoral staffs feature decorations made of synthetic stones, which present an exceptionally impressive appearance. Upon the client's individual request, we can also apply different types of adornments. Our extensive experience in pastoral staff production enables us to take on even the most demanding projects. We also offer professional advice regarding the stylistic execution and selection of accessories that will determine the final appearance of the liturgical pastoral staffs produced by us. We warmly invite you to get in touch with us!
