The early Christian purple silk chasuble

The early Christian purple chasuble is a very precious vestment, made of shantung silk fabric and embellished with a very particular decoration.

The square neckline of the early Christian purple chasuble is made of purple velvet fabric, enlivened by a very elegant openwork silver trimming. The same decorative motif is repeated in the realization of the front and back stolons: purple velvet bands are finely embellished with the same silver agreman, with a very luminous final effect.

The early Christian purple chasuble is lined with a light purple satin fabric.

The priestly stole of the early Christian purple chasuble 

The priestly stole coordinated with the early Christian purple chasuble is also very pretty, made with the same shantung silk, lined in purple satin and embellished with silver metal thread bows.

Available in all liturgical colors. You can see the green version here.

Characteristics

• elegant shantung silk fabric
• simple and elegant decoration
• purple satin lining
• comfortable and loose fit
• stole complete with bows
• dry cleanable

Final considerations

• it is recommended for the priest who is looking for an elegant EARLY CHRISTIAN PURPLE CHASULA
• it is recommended for the Lenten season
• it can be used in both modern and ancient churches
• it is customizable in sizes and decorations

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