The story of the Grail is best remembered as being entangled in Arthurian Romance and has been depicted in various works as being either a stone, dish, or cup. This symbology has been found in many stories throughout many cultures. In reality however, the tale originated in Irish folk tales. Its first written form appeared in a tale called The Prophetic Ecstasy of The Phantom and around 1050, it then became a mainstay of Arthurian literature. When the story was later popularized in the Chrétien de Troyes tale, Perceval: The Story of the Grail, written around 1190, from this version, the current story of the Grail remains in popular culture, continuing to present itself in new ways.

 

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