Amples Chasubles
The ample cut is the most common form of the chasuble, having evolved from the conical shape, the original cut of the Roman vestment. It can be made in any style with any fabric of good quality. Here are a few examples .(click on an image to enlarge it.)
Conical Chasubles
The conical is the most ancient form of the Roman Chasubles, based as it is on the ordinary dress of the citizens of Rome in the early centuries.. All other chasuble shapes have evolved from this. The conical is characterized by its graceful folds and elegant simplicity. (click on an image to enlarge it.)
Dalmatics
The Dalmatic is the vestment proper to the deacon. Unlike the Chasuble it has sleeves which allow the deacon to move freely to assist the Presider. (click on an image to enlarge it.)
Copes
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Stoles
Miters
Book Covers
Hangings
