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Banneux chapel and cross souvenir dessert fork – 12 cm
A small Banneux keepsake with meaning
Enjoy the charm of traditional pilgrimage souvenirs with this Banneux Notre-Dame chapel dessert fork. Its relief decoration, cross and ornate handle give this collectable piece a distinctive character.
- Banneux chapel depicted at the top of the handle.
- Silver-coloured metal, cross, interlaced loops and star.
- A pilgrimage keepsake to treasure or give.
Material: silver-coloured metal | Total length: 12 cm | Chapel motif size: 2 × 3 cm | Decoration: chapel, cross, interlaced loops and star | Style: vintage.
A memory of Banneux to keep close
Remember a place dear to your faith with this Banneux Notre-Dame chapel souvenir fork. Its slender shape and decoration recall the keepsakes brought home from a pilgrimage to preserve a moment of reflection.
A chapel in relief and an ornate handle
This small silver-coloured metal dessert fork measures 12 cm in length. The chapel motif at the top measures 2 × 3 cm. A cross sits immediately beneath it, followed by interlaced loops along the handle. A star completes the decoration near the tines. The relief details and silver colour highlight its vintage style.
A link to the Virgin of the Poor
The chapel recalls Banneux Notre-Dame, a Marian pilgrimage site in Belgium. Associated with the Virgin of the Poor, it evokes trust in Mary, compassion and hope. The cross places this keepsake within Christian tradition.
For a collection or a spiritual gift
Display the fork in a cabinet of religious souvenirs or beside other pilgrimage keepsakes. It can also have a place near your prayer space. Give it to someone devoted to Banneux or to a lover of collectable cutlery as a personal gesture.
Why choose this fork?
Its 12 cm size, chapel motif and ornaments combine decorative charm with spiritual meaning. A small piece to add to a personal souvenir collection.
Frequently asked questions
How long is it?
Its total length is 12 cm; the chapel motif measures 2 × 3 cm.
What is it made of?
Silver-coloured metal.
Which place does it depict?
The chapel of Banneux Notre-Dame, associated with the Virgin of the Poor.