Silk swingol “Thessalonica” (art. 6571)
The silk ciingolo “Thessalonica” is a furnishing for sacred vestments made of silk.
The use of silk, mixed with silver, makes the haircircle soft and bright.
Gown tracks are rope-shaped belts that the priest uses to tighten the gown around the waist. They may be of different colors depending on the liturgical time or related to the memory of the day. The ciingolo represents the virtue of self-domination.
All those who participate in liturgical functions wearing the coat use the mane.
The “Thessalonica” ciingol is made entirely of colored silk threads and silver threads that are twisted to form a rope; the two terminal tassels are made with colored silk threads in liturgical color and stops with silver threads.
The ciingolo, for its simple and refined style, is suitable for both classic and modern gowns.
The “Thessalonica” is a sacred vestment of Sollazzo Maranatha; it is a personalized package of high liturgical craftsmanship produced in Italy by liturgical tailoring workshops where originality, quality of raw materials and craftsmanship excellence give life to sacred vestments handmade of the highest quality.
Strictly handmade in Italy by skilled craftsmen who start from a sacred vestment project to get to package a high quality product.
This is an artisanal packaging of value and quality made in Italy.
The “Thessalonica” ciingol is available in colors: white, light blue, red, green, purple
Standard size
Details:
- made of silk and silver
- terminal tassels
- liturgical colors
- made in Italy
