Ecru Priest Stole with Upper IHS Panels and Long Tassels

Ecru Priest Stole with Upper IHS Panels and Long Tassels. Gold-colored IHS emblems occupy the upper front, within fields bordered by narrow decorative bands. The long lower sections remain largely plain before ending in individual gold-colored tassels. Decorative stones add small accents to the embroidery. The high placement of the lettering, broad ecru areas and straight trim define the arrangement. A small cross marks the nape.

Liturgical use and selection

A priest wears the stole around the neck with both ends hanging at the front; at Mass it is worn over the alb and beneath the chasuble. Choose the color according to the celebration and applicable liturgical norms.

Ecru is a warm light shade to compare with white or cream vestments for celebrations using white. The photographs help assess the difference from a bright white fabric; the embroidery does not determine the liturgical color by itself.

Compare the placement of the motifs and the shape of the ends with your existing vestments. The gallery shows the overall proportions; a model’s height or a close-up photograph should not be used to infer exact dimensions.

Care and storage

After use, hang the stole or lay it flat, avoiding firm folds through embroidered areas. Keep it dry and protect the decoration from pressure and snagging. Follow the care label supplied with the garment for cleaning and ironing; fiber content alone does not establish a safe washing method.

Frequently asked questions

What is included?

One priest stole. The alb and other garments used in the photographs are for presentation.

How should I check the size?

Dimensions are not specified for this model. The photographs show its proportions, but should not be used to infer exact measurements.

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