Marian printed chasuble with lily pattern and monogram blue–ecru

Marian Printed Chasuble with Lily Pattern and Monogram – Blue–Ecru

This Marian chasuble is crafted from high-quality liturgical fabric in a subtle blue–ecru color scheme. The gentle color gradient — transitioning from soft ivory to cool blue — lends the vestment lightness and beautifully emphasizes its Marian character, traditionally associated with purity, peace, and devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The central decorative element is a precisely printed “AM” monogram (Ave Maria) crowned with a gold crown, symbolizing the royal dignity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Along the vertical axis of the chasuble runs an elegant printed ornament of lilies, flowers long associated with Mary as signs of her purity and perfect grace. The same floral motif appears on the sleeves, creating a harmonious and unified design.

A gold trim surrounds the entire vestment, adding festive brilliance and highlighting its solemn character.

Chasuble Features:

• High-quality liturgical fabric with a blue–ecru gradient, soft, lightweight, and comfortable to wear.

• Printed Marian motif — crowned monogram — durable and resistant to fading.

• Printed lily ornaments on the front and sleeves forming an elegant, cohesive composition.

• Finished with refined gold edging that enhances the vestment’s festive appearance.

• Modern printing technology ensuring high detail and long-lasting color intensity.

• Classic Gothic cut providing freedom of movement and dignified presentation.

• Lightweight, breathable fabric ensuring comfort during the celebration of the Eucharist.

• Matching inner stole included, made from the same fabric and perfectly coordinated with the set.

• Standard length of approximately 135 cm, maintaining proper liturgical proportions.

• Made in Poland with meticulous attention to detail and the highest standards of craftsmanship.

This chasuble is an ideal choice for Marian solemnities, feast days of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Rosary devotions, and all celebrations emphasizing the unique role of Mary in the life of the Church.