Vestments in the Season " Per Annum " : 2

In this Season  Per Annum  the Saint Bede Studio is pleased to present this lovely set of green vestments, recently completed for a returning customer.

Figure 1. Chasuble back column
with maniple and burse.

This is in the style we call Saint Philip Neri and is our adaptation of the Roman chasuble of the 16th century, which is depicted in almost portraits of Saint Philip.  The chasuble is not wide - reaching only to elbows - but falls below the knees at the front and to the calves at the back.

The Studio has made many such chasubles, which have been found to very beautiful and easy to wear by our priestly customers.

Figure 2.

This set is made from an English ecclesiastical brocade, lined in a very subtle shade of olive green taffeta.  The ornament, in the Roman manner, is formed from a beautiful silk brocade in colours of gold and old rose.  The ornament and the perimeter of the chasuble are outlined with a knot-work galloon in the colours of burgundy and gold.

Figure 3
Ornament at back neckline.

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Figure 4
Perimeter galloon of chasuble and lining.

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Figure 5
Front ornament of chasuble
with maniple and burse.