Borromean chasuble Pietrobon (art.4580)
There Borromean chasuble Pietrobon is a solemn chasuble entirely made of pure silk .
The Borromean chasuble was designed on the indications of San Carlo Borromeo whose name it bears. It’s a liturgical dress from the cut inspired by the medieval chasuble but narrower and shorter. It carries a “V” neckline and the Tau on the front of the cape.
The decoration of the neck and stole is obtained with a precious embroidery hand made with acanthus motifs in gold and stones ruby red.
The effect gold of the stolon makes the chasuble particularly elegant and luminous.
The delicacy of the hand-embroidered stole and the finish with golden lining make the chasuble, already elegant for the medieval cut, particularly elegant and solemn, suitable for solemn liturgies and both classical and modern contexts.
Due to its elegance, the chasuble would also be perfect for the important event of the priestly ordination.
This chasuble is entirely sewn and hand-embroidered by skilled tailor craftsmen who start from a sketch to make a product of high liturgical tailoring made in Italy.
This chasuble is one liturgical vestment expertly packaged by Pietrobon , a prestigious Italian laboratory of liturgical tailoring where design and craftsmanship come together to create precious and high quality clothing.
This is one tailored packaging of value and quality made in Italy.
Standard size:
- Width cm 180
- Length 135 cm
Details:
- pure silk fabric
- embroidered silk stole
- standard size
- available in the four liturgical colors
- made in Italy
