Burse and chalice veil
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CARE GUIDE
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- Set include: burse and chalice veil
- Decorated of high quality and beautiful embroidery
- Precisely made
- Fabric: damask
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- Burse 18 cm x 18 cm / 7" x 7"
- Chalice veil: 50 cm x 50 cm / 20" x 20"
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- Don’t use fabric softener or bleach.
- Iron at a maximum temperature of 150 °C
- You can use steam irons. Avoid strong pressure
- Do not tumble dry
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Colour
GreenMoreThe colour green is used for service during Ordinary Time. After the Epiphany and Christmas, and before Lent. As well as between Easter and Advent.
The green colour in the Catholic church symbolizes life, hope, youth, victory, peace, fertility and immortality. Green chasubles are used almost all year round in the ordinary period - per annum. In the Bible, green is represented as the color of the Lord's Garden. Additionally, the Bishop's Cross is green, which gives hope for a soul's journey to paradise.
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Opinions about Burse and chalice veil
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Number of opinions issued: 8
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Thank you just what I order I will order for the next season
2022-11-27Allan J, Hamilton
Great colors and texture.
Great colors and texture.
2020-09-28Jose Luis, Corona
Great colors and texture.
2020-09-28Jose Luis, Corona
Great colors and texture.
2020-09-28Jose Luis, Corona
Great colors and texture.
2020-09-28Jose Luis, Corona
Great colors and texture.
2020-09-28Jose Luis, Corona
I ordered this set in red, violet, and green. They are beautiful, well stitched, and as described. Certain to add dignity to Liturgy.
2019-12-12Jeremy, New Albany
