Ecru embroidered chasuble with wide collar and motif of IHS, vine and cross

Made of high quality materials and decorated with impressive embroidery,this chasuble is sure to delight you with its beauty and meaning..

Main features:

• High quality fabric:The chasuble is sewn from a smooth fabric in the chosen liturgical color,which provides comfort in wearing and looks beautiful.The 100% PE fabric guarantees durability and resistance to creasing. The chasuble is made from a smooth fabric in the chosen liturgical color.

• Embroidered IHS symbol and vine:The chasuble is decorated with an impressive embroidery depicting the IHS symbol, vine and cross, made with gold threads.The IHS symbol is the monogram of Jesus Christ,and the vine symbolizes the Eucharist.This rich motif gives the chasuble a deep meaning and emphasizes the sacredness of the liturgy..

• Gold trim:The edges of the chasuble are finished with an elegant gold trim,which perfectly matches the embroidered IHS symbol and adds to the chasuble's shine..

• Availability in all liturgical colors:The chasuble is available to order in all liturgical colors,allowing you to match it to specific church celebrations..

• Narrow collar finish:The chasuble has an elegant diamond collar,which emphasizes its classic style..

• Inner chasuble included:The chasuble is sold with an inner chasuble,making it a complete liturgical set..

• Length 135 cm:The chasuble has a slightly longer length of 135 cm,which makes it comfortable to wear even for tall people..

• Polish production:The chasuble was carefully sewn in Poland,with attention to every detail and quality of workmanship..

• Gold threads:The embroidery on the chasuble is made of gold threads,which gives it a luxurious look and emphasizes the importance of the symbols. .

• Gold trim prevents fraying:The gold trim,which is used to trim the chasuble,not only looks beautiful,but also prevents fraying and ensures the durability of the vestment..

Application:

The chasuble with embroidered IHS and vine symbol is ideal for use during masses and other important church ceremonies such as the Transfiguration, the Christmas and  Easter seasons, solemnities and feasts, and the obligatory memories of the saints and blessed of the Lord.