The white embroidered palka no. 19 is a unique element of chalice linen, decorated with the symbol of the Lamb of God standing on a red cross with a banner of victory. This motif refers to Christ, who brought redemption to the world through his passion, death, and resurrection. The combination of colors—white, gold, and red—symbolizes purity, glory, and the sacrifice of love, beautifully complementing the liturgical decoration of the altar.
The pall was made of high-quality white liturgical fabric, resistant to creasing and dirt. The edges are decorated with delicate lace trim, giving the whole piece elegance and lightness. The embroidery has been made with attention to every detail, using durable, metallized threads that retain their shine even after long use.
This embroidered pall is perfect for Holy Masses and church ceremonies, emphasizing the sacredness of the liturgy. Its expressive yet harmonious pattern introduces the symbolism of hope and salvation into the presbytery.
The product was designed and manufactured in Poland by Urbanowicz Haft Polska, a studio with many years of tradition in creating the highest quality liturgical embroidery.