Chasuble with golden stole Pietrobon (art.4720)
The chasuble with golden stolon of Pietrobon is one liturgical vestment made in viscose wool fabric and decorated by one stolon on the front mantle and on the upright “V” neck embroidered with a gold Greek motif.
The classic cut of the chasuble and his riser neck “V” shape gives the robe an elegant and solemn tone, suitable for liturgical celebrations in both classical and modern contexts. The fit is the comfortable and wide one of the classic model.
Viscose is one artificial fiber . Also called “artificial silk”, as it is obtained through a chemical process that allows you to obtain a silky texture without the need to use silkworms. Like silk, it creates fluid and natural drapes. It is an easy-to-maintain fabric, which does not shrink after washing in water but which needs a good post-wash ironing to regain its original aspect of softness and fluidity. Viscose is an ideal fabric for making garments with soft and flowing lines characteristic of priestly chasubles.
Strictly handmade in Italy, by skilled craftsmen starting from a paper pattern of the chasuble to get to package a high quality product.
The 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.
The chasuble with cornflower stole is available in the four liturgical colors: white, green, red, purple.
This is one tailored packaging of value and quality made in Italy.
Standard size:
- Width cm 180
- Length 135 cm
Details:
- viscose wool fabric
- stolon
- standard size
- available in the four liturgical colors
- made in Italy
