CAS21688 - Embroidered Chasuble.
Embroidered chasuble with ichthys and Alpha-Omega motif, made in 100% yarn with gold bias binding along the edge. Complete with matching stole. A sacred vestment for the celebration of Holy Mass and for weekday and Sunday liturgies in the celebrant's liturgical wardrobe in parishes and churches.
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Embroidered chasuble in 100% yarn with ichthys symbol and Alpha-Omega letters: a vestment in ivory colour with front and back orphrey bearing a stylised embroidery of the Christian fish intertwined with the Greek letters Alpha and Omega, gold bias binding on the edges, stole included.
Main features
- Material: 100% yarn
- Embroidery: stylised ichthys (Christian fish) combined with Alpha and Omega
- Colour: ivory (as shown)
- Border: gold bias binding around the entire perimeter
- Set: chasuble complete with matching stole
- Embroidery: on front and back orphrey
Liturgical use
The chasuble is the sacred outer vestment worn by the celebrant during Holy Mass. The ichthys symbol — the fish that in early Christianity identified followers of Christ — combined with the Alpha and Omega, an affirmation of God's eternity (Revelation 1:8), makes this chasuble particularly suited to Masses of the Easter Season, celebrations of Apostles' feasts and occasions of liturgical catechesis. The 100% yarn ensures softness and a harmonious drape throughout the celebration.