Black Banner Printed on Both Sides with the Suffering Christ and IHS

This banner is designed for funeral use. Its two-sided design combines the Suffering Jesus Christ, IHS, and a cross with a crown of thorns.

• Color: black background
• Fabric: velvet, 100% polyester
• Dimensions: 31.5 × 51 in (80 × 130 cm)
• Handling: lightweight, comfortable to carry, and practical during processions
• Packaging: black case with a clear window

Case and staff

The case helps with storing and transporting the banner. The staff shown in the photograph is for presentation only. It is not included in the set. The staff can be purchased separately on our website.

Banner imagery and silver ornaments

On one side, the image of the Suffering Jesus Christ shows Him wearing a crown of thorns. His contemplative face is turned upward, reinforcing the profound, Passion-centered character of the depiction. The image is rendered in shades of gray. A decorative frame with silver botanical ornaments surrounds it. These ornaments contrast beautifully with the deep background.

The other side presents a cross with a draped garment and a crown of thorns. The silver-toned cross stands out against the background and creates a distinct composition. Decorative silver fringe completes the design. It gives the piece an elegant and solemn character.

Funeral and Passion-season use

The printed execution makes the piece lightweight. It is comfortable to carry and practical during processions. At the same time, it maintains a solemn, dignified, and representative appearance. Its color scheme and religious imagery emphasize its funerary character.

It is suitable for funeral ceremonies, funeral processions, services for the deceased, and the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed. It can also be used during the Stations of the Cross and Passion services. Other stated uses include celebrations during Lent and Holy Week.

The image of Christ symbolizes His Passion and sacrifice. The cross with the draped garment and crown of thorns recalls His Passion, death, and Resurrection. Together, these motifs express Christian hope for eternal life.