The Cathedral of Amalfi, also known as Cathedral of Saint Andrew, is the main place of worship on the Amalfi coast. In baroque style, the interior of the church has a beautiful coffered ceiling, adorned with several biblical scenes by Giuseppe Castellano.
It is from this particular element of the Cathedral that the project comes to life.
Liturgical set composed by:
The pallium was made using hand-woven gold trimmings, marbled fabrics, and the symbol of the Amalfi cross. All surrounded by a green cord and enriched with studs.
Both the chasubles and the mitre are in hand-woven silk fabric, instead the dalmatic is in cream cotton/viscose fabric.
The idea comes from the baroque coffered ceiling in gold and green
Graphic drawing of the independent pallium, the mitre and the dalmatic wrists.
Choice of materials, fabrics and technique to be used to package the whole set
Laser cutting of the different fabrics and fixing by embroidery. Packaging entirely manual, with application of decorative studs
