Ecru Chasuble with Natural Stones, Handmade 7012

This exceptional chasuble from the Handmade collection combines rich liturgical tradition, skilled embroidery, and hand-applied decoration.

Chasuble materials and embroidered cross

• Fabric: The chasuble is made from elegant ecru jacquard fabric, whose subtle pattern creates a striking backdrop for burgundy velvet, gold trim, and elaborate embroidery.
• Cross: The central feature is a magnificent, dimensional embroidered cross placed on both the front and back of the chasuble. Its richly detailed form, rendered in burgundy, red, and gold tones, emphasizes the solemn character of the chasuble and evokes the mystery of the Sacrifice of Christ and His victory through the Cross.
• Orphreys: Appliquéd strips of burgundy velvet run along the entire length of the chasuble and are edged with decorative gold trim. They are also adorned with 18 raised embroidered ornaments arranged symmetrically on the chasuble. The entire design is enhanced by hand-applied gold hematite and 70 red crystals, which subtly reflect the light and emphasize the distinctive character of the design.
• Collar: The collar is also made of burgundy velvet and finished with decorative gold trim, creating a cohesive design with the central orphrey and embroidery.

Embroidered details and included stole

• Premium fabric: Elegant ecru jacquard fabric with a subtle decorative pattern.
• Burgundy velvet: The collar and appliquéd orphreys are made of soft burgundy velvet accented with gold trim.
• Embroidered cross: A richly decorated cross is placed on both the front and back of the chasuble.
• Embroidered details: The chasuble is further adorned with 18 raised embroidered ornaments arranged harmoniously on the burgundy orphreys.
• Hand-applied decoration: The entire design is enhanced with gold hematite and 70 red crystals arranged by hand on the decorative elements.
• Gold finish: The edges of the chasuble, the orphreys, and the collar are accented with decorative gold trim.
• Included priest stole: Made of burgundy velvet, the stole is decorated with two raised embroidered crosses and embroidery at the nape, then finished with gold trim.
• Stole embellishment: The stole is adorned with 10 gold tassels and 62 hand-arranged elements made of hematite and red crystals, creating a cohesive design with the chasuble.

White liturgical celebrations

The light color of the chasuble makes it well suited to solemn celebrations in which white is used as the liturgical color, while the red-and-gold symbolism of the cross particularly emphasizes the mystery of Christ's Sacrifice and victory.

The chasuble may be used, among other occasions, during:

• the Easter season and solemn celebrations of the Lord's Resurrection,
• Christmas,
• feasts of the Lord for which white is the prescribed liturgical color,
• solemnities and feasts of saints who are not martyrs,
• solemn jubilee Masses, first Masses, and priestly anniversary Masses,
• other particularly solemn Eucharistic celebrations.

The cross is the central element of the design and recalls the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ, which lies at the heart of every Eucharist.

Packaging and handmade origin

The chasuble is packaged in an elegant black box that emphasizes the exclusive character of the Handmade collection. Inside, alongside the chasuble and matching stole, the box contains a small gift. The packaging is designed both for attractive presentation and for the safe storage of the chasuble.

Handmade in Poland / Europe: Each piece is made with attention to the smallest details. The combination of dimensional embroidery, velvet, gold finishes, and hand-applied stones makes every chasuble in the Handmade collection distinctive and one of a kind.