Description

This exquisite 19th-century French chasuble is a splendid example of ecclesiastical art, crafted from sumptuous silk brocade woven with metallic threads. Elaborate floral motifs in pink and green adorn the front and back, framing a central religious emblem at the cross intersection. The shimmering gold and silver tones highlight the meticulous handwork and devotion to detail characteristic of historic French vestment design. Whether displayed as a collector’s piece, used for liturgical purposes, or appreciated for its intricate artistry, this chasuble offers a stunning glimpse into the rich textile heritage of 19th-century France.

Fabric

• Silk Brocade with Metallic Threads and Embroidery

Origin
France (Late 19th Century)