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Red Stole with Cross Embroidery at Neck and JHS Golden embroidery

Name: Red Stole with Cross Embroidery at Neck and JHS Golden embroidery
SKU: CLER107
Price: 950.00 ZAR
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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Product code

CLER107

Bob Shop ID

617717006

Product Details

This Stole is made of Brocade/ Damask Fabric and lined with satin fabric from inside. IHS is embroidered at the bottom of the stole and the ends are lined with Gold fringes.

SIZE: The Stole are made as per the below sizes:

Regular: 48 Inches (from neck to bottom) / 96 inches end to end

Stole: is a liturgical vestment composed of a strip of material around four inches wide and usually seven and a half to nine feet long. It has either a uniform width throughout, or is somewhat narrower towards the middle, widening at the ends in the shape of a trapezium or spade. A small cross is generally sewed or embroidered on the stole at both ends and in the middle; the cross, however, is prescribed only for the middle, where the priest kisses the stole before putting it on. There are no express precepts concerning the material of the stole, but silk, or at least a half-silk fabric, is most appropriate. (source: www.newadvent.org)

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