The white chasuble with a shaped stolon

This white chasuble made of precious and soft shantung silk has a very particular decoration. The stolon, made of golden brocade, has a contoured shape, wide at shoulder height and gradually narrower towards the pointed bottom.

At the height of the chest of the white chasuble is embroidered a golden cross embellished with green, red and blue crystals, whose design is inspired by the cross present inside the Seminary where the young priest who commissioned the white chasuble undertook the his vocational journey.

The priestly stole and bows
The cut of this white chasuble is made in such a way that the front, ending in a point, is shorter than the back. This trick allows the priestly stole worn underneath the chasuble to be highlighted.

Even the stole has an unusual shape, pointed, embellished with seven white bows with some golden thread.

Characteristics

• made with a precious ivory shantung silk which makes it light and does not crease
• decorated on the front and back with a shaped stole in golden brocade
• hand sewn crystals
• the front side is slightly shorter than the back one
• light ivory inner lining
• pointed stole protruding at the bottom complete with bows
• dry cleanable

Final considerations

• recommended for the priest looking for a white chasuble
• recommended for priestly ordinations
• it can be used in both modern and ancient churches
• customizable in sizes and decorations

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