The presented green liturgical chasuble with PX is an elegant, representative priestly garment intended for the Ordinary Time in the liturgical year, where the color green symbolizes hope, life, and spiritual growth. The model is made of high-quality SACROLINE fabric, subtly interwoven with golden thread, giving the garment a noble sheen and classic elegance visible both in the glow of candles and in the lights of the church.
SACROLINE is a carefully selected blend of 85% natural fibers — viscose, linen, and silk — and 15% synthetic fibers, making the fabric lightweight, breathable, soft to the touch, and drapes beautifully. The natural weave ensures that the chasuble retains its shape during processions, liturgical gestures, and longer celebrations, while remaining resistant to creasing. It is an ideal choice for parishes that value material durability and comfort for everyday use.
The central decoration of the garment is a precisely crafted, golden PX embroidery — an ancient symbol of the Risen Christ and a sign of His victory over death. Placed on the front and back, it creates a clear, harmonious composition that emphasizes the sacred dimension of the celebration. The embroidery is distinct, proportional, and made with attention to detail, giving the garment a deep theological significance.
The cut of the chasuble is traditional, well-balanced, and provides complete freedom of movement at the altar. The fabric drapes softly over the shoulders and creates an elegant line, making the garment look representative during every liturgy. The set includes a matching internal stole, creating a cohesive ensemble with uniform symbolism and aesthetics.
Refined proportions, sophisticated finishing, and high-quality craftsmanship make the green liturgical chasuble with PX perfectly suitable for celebrations during Ordinary Time, parish services, solemn Sunday Masses, and pastoral liturgies. The garment was designed and made in the Urbanowicz Haft Polska workshop, where liturgical art combines with traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics.
