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Chasuble, Stole, Maniple, and Burse, Italy, 1775 / 1825. Creator: Unknown
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Chasuble, Stole, Maniple, and Burse, Italy, 1775 / 1825. Creator: Unknown
Chasuble, Stole, Maniple, and Burse, Italy, 1775/1825
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Alter Brocade Chasuble Designs Ecclesiastical Ecclesiastical Dress Embroidered Floral Motif Floral Motifs Gilt Thread Haberdashery Liturgical Liturgy Motif Motifs Objecttextiles Silk Plain Weave Stole Thread Threads Vestment Vestments Needlework Sewing
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This print showcases a stunning ensemble of ecclesiastical garments, originating from Italy between the years 1775 and 1825. The Chasuble, Stole, Maniple, and Burse featured in this image were meticulously crafted by an unknown creator during the 18th century. The vibrant red fabric of these sacred vestments is adorned with exquisite embroidery, incorporating silk gilt metal strips, spangles, purl, and gilt thread. The intricate needlework forms beautiful floral motifs that add a touch of elegance to the overall design. Lined with linen plain weave and embellished with ribbons of silk plain weave in matching hues, every detail exudes craftsmanship. These liturgical garments hold immense significance within Christian traditions as they are worn by clergy during religious ceremonies. Each piece serves a specific purpose; the chasuble drapes over the shoulders while the stole is worn around the neck. The maniple adorns one arm while the burse holds important items used in worship. This remarkable artifact not only represents European heritage but also reflects France's influence on ecclesiastical fashion during this period. Preserved at Art Institute Chicago's art gallery for all to admire, this textile masterpiece transports viewers back to a time when meticulous sewing techniques were celebrated as an art form intertwined with religion and spirituality
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