processional floral vase for Holy Week

Description of the processional-style floral vase
The vase features a highly elaborate ornamental design, characteristic of the baroque aesthetic that typically accompanies Holy Week floats. It is crafted in a uniform gray tone, as if it were a sculptural model or an unpolychromed piece of goldwork.
- Key features
•     Voluminous central body, decorated with garlands, carved flowers, and embossed medallions, giving it a solemn and ceremonial air.
•     Two symmetrical handles on each side, with curved and elegant shapes reminiscent of the Rococo style.
•     Robust and ornamented base, with volutes and reliefs that provide stability and presence.
•     The ensemble conveys visual richness and detailed craftsmanship, very much in keeping with the floral decorations placed on the floats during Holy Week.
- Function in a brotherhood context
This type of vase is typically used for:
•     Holding floral arrangements on the vents or corners of the floats.
•     Accompanying Marian or Christ figures as part of the floral decoration.
•     Reinforcing the baroque and solemn aesthetic of the procession.