A chalice is a type of cup or goblet, often used in religious ceremonies. Traditionally made from materials like metal, glass, or ceramic, chalices are designed to hold liquids, such as wine or water. They are commonly associated with rituals in various faiths, including Christianity, where they symbolize the blood of Christ during the Eucharist. Chalices can also be decorative items, showcasing intricate designs and craftsmanship. Many cultures have their own versions of chalices, reflecting their artistic styles and traditions. In addition to religious use, chalices may be used in celebrations, such as weddings or toasting at special events.