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Made in Europe
This rose priest stole is made from smooth, high-quality fabric and decorated with elegant gold cross embroidery. It is a distinctive element of liturgical vestments.
Rose Catholic Stole with Gold Cross Embroidery
The embroidery on both ends of the priest stole depicts a cross with flared arms, surrounded by delicate lines radiating outward. Gold thread harmonizes with the subtle pastel rose shade, highlighting the vestment’s elegant and solemn character.
Fabric and one-sided cut
Gold embroidery: The decorative cross motif, surrounded by rays and placed on both ends of the priest stole, gives it an elegant, dignified appearance.
High-quality smooth fabric: The delicately textured material provides an attractive appearance, durability, and comfort during use.
Classic cut: This one-sided priest stole has a simple design, drapes freely over the shoulders, and pairs well with an alb and chasuble.
Dimensions and material
Standard dimensions: width 6.25 in (16 cm) and arm length 51 in (130 cm).
Material composition: 100% polyester (PE).
Production in Poland
Made in Poland / Europe: The priest stole is sewn in Poland with attention to detail and careful finishing.
Gift box and storage
The priest stole is packed in a tasteful gift box with a transparent window, which makes storage easier and protects the vestment. This elegant packaging also makes the priest stole suitable as a gift for a priest.
Liturgical use on rose Sundays
The rose priest stole is intended for use during the special Sundays of Advent and Lent, which symbolize joy and hope during periods of spiritual preparation, including:
Third Sunday of Advent (Gaudete): the Sunday of joy that announces that Christmas is near.
Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare): the Sunday of joy that reminds us that Easter is approaching.
The rose liturgical color is an alternative to purple on these two Sundays of the liturgical year, emphasizing the joyful character of the celebration.
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