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Authentic 16th Century Style Liturgical Chasuble This magnificent chasuble is crafted in rich deep‑red velvet and features an ornate central orphrey panel with exceptional gold embroidery. The panel includes two finely detailed embroidered medallions depicting sacred figures, executed with remarkable precision and traditional iconographic elements. The vestment reflects the craftsmanship and devotional artistry characteristic of late Renaissance ecclesiastical textiles.
Features:
Deep red velvet fabric
Elaborate gold embroidery with floral and vine motifs
Two circular embroidered medallions with religious figures
Traditional Renaissance liturgical design
Excellent display piece for collectors, museums, or ecclesiastical textile enthusiasts
Condition: Overall very good antique condition with expected age‑related wear. Please review photos carefully for details.
Historical Context: Chasubles of this type were used in Catholic liturgical ceremonies during the 16th century, often commissioned by monasteries or noble patrons. The rich velvet and intricate goldwork reflect the high status and ceremonial importance of such vestments.
Shipping: Worldwide shipping available. Item will be packed securely to ensure safe delivery.
