Chasuble “Friar-Bernardo” Maranatha Lab (art. 4765)
The “Friar-Bernardo” chasuble of Maranatha Lab is a precious liturgical garment made by hand in a mixed fabric of hemp and linen .
Both are natural fibers which give particular movement and structure to the chasuble.
This natural fiber fabric evokes the workmanship of the ancient robe of the friars or the habit which was made with coarser fabrics.
From the chasuble, from the classic wide and rounded cut , it is embellished with a delicate embroidery on the front hand made with geometric and cruciform motifs.
The round neck makes the chasuble refined in its simplicity. The classic cut and the softness of the fabric make the chasuble flowing and comfortable.
A delicate golden border finishes the entire edge of the dress.
The “Frate Bernardo” chasuble is a personalized high quality liturgical craftsmanship package produced in Italy by Maranatha Lab, Italian laboratory of liturgical tailoring where originality, quality of raw materials and craftsmanship excellence give life to hand-made sacred vestments of the highest quality.
Maranatha Lab is the result of a combination of tradition of craftsmanship and innovation in design, as well as a place of synergies and creative collaborations .
The chasubles manufactured by Maranatha Lab all have the singularity of being identified with biblical or evangelical names.
Bernard of Quintavalle was the first follower of Francis of Assisi.
This is one handcrafted and tailored packaging of value and quality made in Italy.
The chasuble is available in the liturgical color: White
Standard size:
- Width cm 180
- Length 135 cm
Details:
- hemp and linen fabric
- hand embroidered
- standard size
- made in Italy
