Liturgical Chasuble with an Embroidered Marian Emblem

The ecru liturgical chasuble features central embroidery depicting the AM monogram (Auspice Maria) in blue thread, set in a quatrefoil medallion outlined by gold botanical embroidery. Four blue cabochons are placed along the quatrefoil's axes. The standing collar is decorated with an embroidered orphrey bearing alternating blue and pearl-colored stones in gold settings. The lower edge of the chasuble and the sleeve edges are finished with gold galloon.

AM Monogram and Marian Symbolism

The AM monogram is a classic Marian symbol formed by interlaced letters A and M, interpreted as Auspice Maria (“under Mary's protection”) or Ave Maria. The embroidery uses blue thread, traditionally associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary, together with white and silver accents and gold embellishments. The quatrefoil medallion refers to medieval sacred symbolism and the four Gospels.

Collar, Fabric, Gold Galloon, and Length

The standing collar of the Marian chasuble is finished with an embroidered orphrey set with stones. Blue cabochons alternate with pearl-colored stones in gold settings. This color scheme matches the medallion on the front of the chasuble.

• Fabric: Smooth ecru fabric with a subtle texture.
• Trim: Gold galloon runs along the lower edge of the chasuble and along the edges of the wide sleeves.
• Length: 53 in (135 cm), standard size.

When to Use a Catholic Chasuble for Marian Celebrations

The white (ecru) color corresponds to the liturgical color for feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This Marian chasuble is intended for:

• Marian solemnities and feasts, including the Immaculate Conception, the Annunciation, the Assumption, and the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Marian memorials throughout the year
• Marian Saturdays, including the first Saturday of the month
• Votive Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary