The Fondazione Scuola Beato Angelico presents a liturgical chasuble that unites tradition and expressive innovation: a diversity of colours, almost a warp of different lands, cultures and origins, united in the one Body of Christ – the risen Crucified One who continually draws all to himself and who, in the one “net” of the Church, gathers countless “fish” of every kind and size (Jn 21:5-11) without tearing, held together by the saving gold of Redemption. The chasuble, painted on fabric, is embroidered with gold thread, evoking net meshes and the spindle-shaped outlines of fish, holding together the colour scheme that progressively transfigures the earthen brushstrokes into glorious light. The making of the chasuble is the fruit of teamwork, as is customary at the Scuola Beato Angelico, among the workshops of design, tailoring and embroidery and, now, of the collaboration with Atelier Sirio in promoting art at the service of the liturgy.
The Fondazione Scuola Beato Angelico presents a liturgical chasuble that unites tradition and expressive innovation: a diversity of colours, almost a warp of different lands, cultures and origins, united in the one Body of Christ – the risen Crucified One who continually draws all to himself and who, in the one “net” of the Church, gathers countless “fish” of every kind and size (Jn 21:5-11) without tearing, held together by the saving gold of Redemption. The chasuble, painted on fabric, is embroidered with gold thread, evoking net meshes and the spindle-shaped outlines of fish, holding together the colour scheme that progressively transfigures the earthen brushstrokes into glorious light. The making of the chasuble is the fruit of teamwork, as is customary at the Scuola Beato Angelico, among the workshops of design, tailoring and embroidery and, now, of the collaboration with Atelier Sirio in promoting art at the service of the liturgy.
| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Processing operations | Ricamo |
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