Our chasuble, masterfully crafted from high-quality fabric, embodies elegance and deep liturgical symbolism. Adorned with an embroidered cross and motifs of Alpha and Omega and ears of grain, our chasuble exudes majesty and beauty. The satin, gold trim on the collar perfectly complements the embroidered cross and motifs of Alpha and Omega and ears of grain, adding a unique brilliance to the liturgical garment.

Features of the chasuble:

• Made from high-quality fabric. The fabric is pleasant to the touch and drapes well, ensuring comfort during priestly services.
• Richly decorated embroidery with the motif of the cross, Alpha and Omega, and ears of grain constitutes a unique decorative element of this chasuble. The cross is a symbol of Christian faith, Alpha and Omega signify the beginning and the end, and the ears of grain symbolize abundance and God's blessing. The gold embroidery beautifully stands out on the fabric, giving the chasuble an elegant and refined character.
• Available in a classic cut, which ensures freedom of movement and an elegant appearance. The chasuble has the appropriate length and width, to ensure comfort during any religious ceremony.
• Inner stole included, providing convenience and aesthetics during the celebration of the Holy Mass. The stole is made from the same fabric as the chasuble and adorned with an embroidered cross, creating a cohesive and elegant set.
• Length of the garment 135 cm, ensuring proper proportions and freedom of movement. The chasuble has a length, that ensures proper presence and allows for free movement during the liturgy.
• Made in Poland with attention to every detail, guaranteeing high quality and durability of the chasuble. Each chasuble is hand-sewn by experienced tailors with the utmost care and attention to detail.

Application:

This chasuble with an embroidered cross, Alpha and Omega, and ears of grain is perfectly suited for wearing during:

• Liturgical celebrations of a thanksgiving nature, such as harvest festivals, the Feast of the Harvest, or the Feast of the Eucharist
• Holy Masses for crops and harvests
• In celebrations and feasts of saints and blessed (popes, priests, doctors of the church, etc.)
• During Easter and Christmas
• The Feast of Corpus Christi
• The Transfiguration of the Lord
• On the day of First Holy Communion