Roman Chasuble | Chi Rho | R-04 Wall Tabernacles Embroidered with a beautiful motif

Embroidered with a beautiful motif of a Cross & Wheat Stock

and thorns in the center

cup-shaped vessel used to hold the consecrated Hosts (the Body of Christ) — both during Mass and for reservation in the Tabernacle

with cup inscription: “ECCE AGNUS DEI QUI TOLLIT PECCATA MUNDI”

though many contemporary churches position it near the sanctuary for greater visibility to the congregation during the rite

Roman Chasuble | Chi Rho | R-04 Wall Tabernacles Embroidered with a beautiful motifExperience the timeless beauty of our Roman chasubles, meticulously crafted in Europe. Adorned with intricate embroidery featuring sacred symbols such as IHS, Chi Rho, ears of wheat, and grapes on the vine, each chasuble reflects deep Eucharistic meaning and reverence. Lined with smooth satin for comfort and durability, these vestments are ideal for solemn liturgies and special celebrations. A truly elegant choice for any clergy wardrobe. Materials: