Green chasuble AP14/z

€ 112.41

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Chasuble AP14/z - tax included 138,27 €

Chasuble AP14/z + Stole Sth24/zZ (125cm) - tax included 147,09 €


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Description

The green AP14/z chasuble is a classic liturgical vestment intended for the celebration of Masses in Ordinary Time. The green colour symbolizes Christian hope, spiritual life, growth in faith and perseverance in following Christ every day, which makes this chasuble an appropriate choice for liturgies celebrated outside Advent, Christmas, Lent and the Easter season. Intricately woven motifs referring to the liturgical symbolism of the Roman Catholic Church give the chasuble a dignified and timeless character. Classic ornamentation, careful workmanship and aesthetic finishing emphasize the exceptional appearance of the liturgical vestment, making this chasuble an excellent choice for solemn celebrations.

Main product features
The model was designed with a solemn appearance, liturgical symbolism and aesthetic consistency of the entire vestment in mind.

  • solemn green chasuble with an elegant character,
  • elegant lightweight green fabric,
  • gold and green decorative band sewn onto the front and back,
  • liturgical motifs in gold,
  • classic colours suitable for solemn celebrations,
  • model also available in a set with the Sth24/zZ stole (125 cm),
  • aesthetic, harmonious finish of the whole,
  • gold and green stole with an embroidered gold and silver cross.

Purpose and use
The green AP14/z chasuble will work very well during Masses in Ordinary Time, both on weekdays and Sundays, when liturgical regulations do not prescribe another colour of vestments. It is an appropriate choice for celebrations emphasizing hope, spiritual life, growth in faith and perseverance in following Christ every day.

Decorative band
The decoration in the form of a decorative band was made using a weaving technique, thanks to which the liturgical motif consisting of a rich, elongated pattern of golden grapes, symbolizing the abundance of God’s grace, the fruits of spiritual life and the Eucharist, stands out beautifully against the green chasuble. The composition on the gold background of the band looks distinctive, aesthetic and very elegant. The woven band is sewn centrally onto the front and back of the chasuble, making the model look coherent and impressive from every side during a solemn liturgy..

Stole
The model is also available in a set with the Sth24/zZ stole, 125 cm long, which creates a coherent and elegant liturgical set with the chasuble. The stole complements the solemn character of the vestment well and allows you to create a harmonious set for celebrations. The variant with the Sth24/zZ stole (125 cm) is indicated on the product card.

Material
The chasuble is made from elegant lightweight green fabric with a noble appearance. It is an aesthetic polyester fabric that drapes beautifully, making it very suitable for sewing chasubles with a solemn character. An additional advantage of the material is the same colour on the outer and inner sides, which ensures a coherent and elegant appearance of the entire vestment.

Why choose this chasuble?
The AP14/z chasuble a very good proposal for those looking for a green liturgical chasuble with a classic, solemn appearance. The combination of embroidered ornaments, elegant colours and the possibility of ordering the model in a set with a stole makes it a visually attractive and practical vestment suitable for many important celebrations throughout the liturgical year.

What to buy with the chasuble?
To create a coherent and aesthetic liturgical set, it is worth choosing an alb for priests decorated with embroidery featuring a liturgical symbol or a suitable stole, if it has not been selected in the set, as well as other complementary elements of liturgical equipment. Well-chosen accessories help emphasize the solemn character of the celebration and create a harmonious whole during ministry.