Surplice “Mosè” Maranatha Lab (art. 4843)
There cooked “Moses” by Maranatha Lab is a sacred vestment made of a fabric wool mix.
The wool blend fabric is of medium or light weight with a uniform, granular, porous and resistant surface and one of its main characteristics is that it does not crease. It is soft and light, opaque and restful to the eye.
There priestly mail it is the white robe worn by priests and altar servers during liturgical celebrations over the cassock, with which it constitutes the choral habit of the clergy.
It is characterized by the typical Roman neckline and is long only up to the height of the priest’s knees. As for the smock, the surplice can be adorned with embroidery or lace inserts that make it more precious.
The “Mosè” surplice is embellished with a direct embroidery executed on the sleeves and on the front edge that represents the symbols of the wheat, the vine and the Jhs monogram.
It is a modern and contemporary liturgical vestment, but at the same time suitable for classical liturgical contexts. Due to its elegance it is also well suited to solemn liturgical celebrations.
The “Mosè surplice” is a customized package of high liturgical craftsmanship 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 union between the tradition of craft techniques and design innovation, as well as a place of synergies and creative collaborations; in fact the embroidery that adorns the lectern cover is designed by the architect designer Rosanna Anelina.
The sacred vestments made by Maranatha Lab all have the singularity of being identified with biblical names.
This is one handcrafted and tailored packaging of value and quality made in Italy.
Standard size:
- Length 105 cm
Details:
- wool blend fabric
- direct embroidery
- standard size
- made in Italy
