Handcrafted Olive Wood Set of 6 Communion Cups and Bread Tray from Bethlehem 1.6 inch

About This Communion Ware

Set this on your table before a service and you'll understand immediately what it's for. Six small cups standing around a round tray, each one carved from the same piece of Bethlehem olive wood as everything else in the set. It's a simple thing, but it reads as sacred the moment you see it.

Each cup stands 1.6 inches tall with a turned stem and a small bowl, sized exactly for one person. The tray in the center is 3.7 inches wide, enough for wafers or a torn loaf. We've sent this olive wood set communion ware to small parishes, house churches, mission teams, prayer groups, and families who take the table seriously at home.

The finish is food-safe. The grain is visible. Nothing about it's mass-produced.

Features & Details

• ✓ Genuine Holy Land olive wood, hand carved in Bethlehem
• ✓ 7-piece set: 6 individual cups plus 1 round bread tray
• ✓ Each cup: 1.6 inches tall (4 cm), turned stem and small bowl
• ✓ Center tray: 3.7 inches wide (9.4 cm)
• ✓ Full set weight: 210g (7.4 oz)
• ✓ Food-safe sanded finish
• ✓ Natural grain visible on every piece
• ✓ Made by Christian artisan families in Bethlehem

Product Specifications

Perfect As a Gift

A pastor in Ohio ordered four of these sets before a mission trip, one for each house church his team was planting. He said the families they gave them to kept asking where the wood came from. That question opens a conversation worth having.

Ships worldwide from Bethlehem, and free US shipping applies on orders over $50. At twenty dollars for the full seven-piece set, it's one of the more affordable things we sell from the Holy Land.

The Story Behind It

Most communion ware you find online is factory-made resin or generic turned wood with no particular origin. These come from Christian artisan families in Bethlehem who have been doing this work for three generations. Same hands, same workshops, same tools passed down.

The olive wood itself comes from annual pruning of living trees, so nothing is cut down to make these. That matters to me, and it's one of the reasons we've stayed factory-direct with these families since my father started the shop. Your order keeps that going. Not just a sale, but a livelihood for people in the city where this wood has grown for centuries.

Care Instructions

Olive wood is low maintenance. If the wood starts looking dry, rub a small drop of olive oil into it with a cloth and it'll come right back. Don't soak it in water, and don't run it through a dishwasher. That's about it.