Embroidered Chasuble “St. Blaise”

Chasuble with St. Blaise features figurative embroidery on the front band and a decorative cross placed on the back. The deep red of the vestment serves as a backdrop for bright bands adorned with an elaborate floral ornament. The composition combines a vivid representation of the saint with the elegance of plant decorations.

On the front, there is a depiction of St. Blaise in episcopal garments, with a mitre and pastoral staff, with his hand raised in a gesture of blessing. At the feet of the figure, an angel is depicted with crossed candles. The multicolored embroidery captures the details of the face, garments, and attributes, while the inscription placed below completes the representation of the saint.

The lower part of the front band is filled with embroidered ornamentation of flowers, leaves, and winding stems. Golden embellishments stand out against the light background. The carefully crafted outlines of the petals and delicate swirls give the composition a lightness while maintaining its orderly, solemn character.

The back of the chasuble is adorned with a cross with decorative ends, set within a floral composition. The floral ornament runs along the entire band, echoing the embroideries on the front. The interior of the cross is complemented by a fine geometric pattern that enriches its form.

The wide cut allows the fabric to drape in gentle folds, highlighting the central bands. The edges of the vestment and the borders of the bands are finished with a narrow, golden trim. The smooth surface of the red fabric emphasizes the detail of the embroidery and the coherence of the entire design.

The chasuble is a proposal for parishes and communities associated with the cult of St. Blaise. The image of the patron, the cross, and the refined ornaments create a dignified vestment for liturgical celebrations in his honor.