The current Church of Saint Giulio was built in 1846, after the decision in the late eighteenth century to replace the previous church, given its small size unable to contain all the population of the parish.
The liturgical set was born studying the marble geometries present on the church floor.
Liturgical set composed by:
Realization of two chasubles in cotton/viscose/lurex fabric, with independent pallium interchangeable between the two mantles. Hand-woven stolons and side bands in gold and bronze trimmings. Cross made with inlay technique to better recreate the marble inlays.
Study of the marble geometries present on the floor of the nave.
Graphic design of the project and choice of fabrics and materials
Hand-woven gold and bronze trimmings. Inlay technique for the realization of the cross
