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Liturgical openwork lace K2 is a high-quality white lace measuring 39 cm in height, manufactured in Poland according to an original design created in our workshop. The rich religious ornamentation featuring cross, grape and wheat ear motifs makes this lace an elegant and striking decoration for liturgical vestments and church textiles. It is ideal for trimming surplices, albs, altar cloths and other items requiring a decorative liturgical motif.
The lace is sold by the metre. The maximum length of a single continuous piece is 15 metres. For larger orders, the lace may be supplied in several separate pieces.
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Purpose and use
The liturgical lace has been designed primarily as a decorative finish for church vestments and textiles. The cross, grape and wheat ear motifs refer directly to Christian and Eucharistic symbolism, making the lace particularly suitable for traditional liturgical garments.
The lace is suitable for use as:
Pattern and decoration
The lace features richly ornamented openwork patterns with motifs of the cross, bunches of grapes and ears of grain, creating a harmonious composition with a distinctly liturgical character. In Christian symbolism, the cross refers to the Sacrifice of Christ, while grapes and ears of grain symbolize the Eucharist – wine and bread. The combination of religious symbolism and decorative structure gives the lace an elegant and dignified appearance. Its height of 39 cm allows it to be used as a prominent decorative element, especially on the lower sections of surplices and albs.
The pattern is an original design created in our workshop and is protected by copyright.
Why choose liturgical lace?
Openwork lace combines the traditional decoration of liturgical vestments with original designs created in our workshop. Polish manufacturing and the distinctive pattern make it possible to create elegant liturgical garments with an individual character.
As a leading manufacturer of clothing dedicated to the spiritual, we offer high-class models of liturgical vestments such as cassocks, chasubles and elms.