Roman Chasubles

The Roman chasuble is a sacred vestment worn by the priest during the Eucharistic celebration. It is a vestment made of a large round opening for the head that allows it to be easily removed. This sacred vestment is made of fine fabrics such as pure silk and is characterized by the solemn embroidery of the ornaments and liturgical symbols that is made by hand with looms of the highest quality and precision. In this department, chasubles with baroque embroidery, with floral embroidery and in medieval style are sold online and the product is supplied with stole made with similar embroidery.