Religious objects - Rare bicolor deacon's stole with three bands in fabric

An unparalleled piece of liturgical history, ready to adorn your collection or your celebrations. This splendid two-tone, three-band stole represents a refined testament to sacred tailoring of the mid-20th century. Created on the eve of the liturgical renewal of the 1960s and 1970s, it unites extraordinary functionality with deep theological symbolism in a single vestment. • The Symbols of Faith in Gold: The side bands are enriched by a Chi-Rho monogram interwoven with the X and by the Alpha and Omega embroidered in golden thread, a symbol of Christ's eternity. In the center, a simple and proud cross illuminates the white section. • The Double Liturgical Soul: The two-tone design allows for versatile and solemn use. The white central band (purity and glory) pairs with the red sections, the color of the Holy Spirit, Good Friday, and the memory of the Martyrs. Finding three-band stoles of this exact make and condition, not marked by time or heavy wear, has become extremely rare. Perfect for the Sacred Art collector seeking a piece with strong visual impact, this stole represents an investment of artistic and spiritual value that stands the test of time. Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire an object that exudes solemnity, history, and the unmistakable elegance of the tradition of religious textiles. Place your bid now!

Estimate:£83.85

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