Chasuble made of natural Matka silk – a noble fabric with an exceptional structure and subtle, natural sheen.
Matka silk originates from the textile traditions of the Indian subcontinent. It is produced from fibers obtained from cocoons that have been naturally abandoned by silkworms. Unlike traditional silk, these fibers are spun rather than twisted, giving the fabric its characteristic, uneven texture.
The material is distinguished by its extraordinary softness and delicacy to the touch. Its texture resembles natural linen while retaining the subtle luster typical of silk. Visible knots, delicate thickening, and irregularities in the weave are natural features of the fabric, emphasizing its authenticity and unique character.
The combination of noble raw material, natural texture, and meticulous craftsmanship gives the chasuble a timeless elegance, harmoniously fitting into the dignified character of the liturgy.
Belt made of 100% silk shantung fabric (a soft, delicate silk fabric with a subtle sheen and characteristic irregular thickening).
The garment is given a unique character by hand-sewn decorative stones and pearls, which harmoniously complement the embroidery.
The entire piece is finished with golden Italian passementerie. The collar is stiffened. An inner stole is included.
Included with the chasuble is linen chalice linen.
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