The presented embroidered green chasuble with a chalice is an elegant liturgical garment made from high-quality Sacroline fabric, delicately interwoven with gold thread. The material is characterized by softness, subtle sheen, and lightness, ensuring that the garment drapes beautifully during celebrations and provides the priest with full comfort even during longer services.
Sacroline fabric is a harmonious blend of 85% natural fibers — viscose, linen, and silk — with 15% synthetic fibers, which enhance durability and wrinkle resistance. This model maintains an aesthetic appearance with frequent use. Green in liturgy symbolizes hope, rebirth, and the daily rhythm of the Church’s life, making this chasuble ideal for Ordinary Time and pastoral celebrations.
The central decoration of the garment is an embroidered chalice motif — a symbol of the Eucharist, the unity of the Church, and spiritual growth. The ornament is placed both at the front and back, ensuring full symmetry and liturgical harmony during processions, prayers, and the celebration of the Word. The gold thread creates an elegant composition that beautifully complements the green of the fabric, giving the whole a festive yet balanced character.
The cut of the chasuble has been designed to ensure natural draping of the material and freedom of movement. The soft shoulder line, appropriate length, and proportions make the garment appear classic and dignified. The lightness of the material ensures that the chasuble does not weigh down the silhouette, while the subtle sheen of Sacroline highlights elegance in the light of the temple.
The set includes a matching inner stole made from the same fabric, allowing for a complete and cohesive liturgical set. The embroidery on the stole relates stylistically to the main motif, reinforcing the symbolic character of the entire set.
Thanks to the combination of modern fabric, classic cut, and liturgically balanced ornamentation, the embroidered green chasuble with a chalice is perfectly suited for Masses during Ordinary Time, parish services, daily priestly celebrations, and liturgies requiring elegant, subdued decor. The universal size makes the garment suitable for any priest.
