Embroidered Chasuble of St. Francis – Cream with Franciscan Motifs

This elegant chasuble is made from high-quality, soft, and breathable liturgical fabric in a classic cream color, symbolizing simplicity, humility, and joy. The shade harmonizes perfectly with Franciscan spirituality, rooted in the love of poverty and simplicity.

The front of the vestment features a meticulously embroidered image of St. Francis of Assisi, depicted in his traditional brown habit with open arms, set against a stylized tau cross. The embroidery is crafted with great attention to detail — white doves, symbols of peace, and various creatures beloved by St. Francis as brothers and sisters, are clearly visible.

The back of the chasuble is adorned with the embroidered Franciscan symbol: the cross and the crossed hands of Christ and St. Francis — a reference to the saint’s deep union with the Crucified and his fidelity to the evangelical calling. This motif is one of the most recognizable symbols of the Franciscan Order.

The entire vestment is finished with a delicate gold trim that subtly highlights the shape and character of the chasuble without diminishing its Franciscan simplicity.

Features:

• High-quality cream liturgical fabric — soft, breathable, and comfortable.

• Rich, precise embroidery depicting St. Francis on the front.

• Embroidered Franciscan symbol on the back with the cross and crossed hands.

• Durable embroidery made with colorfast threads.

• Delicate gold edging adorning the borders.

• Classic Gothic cut ensuring freedom of movement and an elegant look during liturgy.

• Lightweight fabric ideal for longer celebrations.

• Includes an inner stole made from the same fabric and decorated with matching embroidery.

• Standard length approx. 135 cm.

• Made in Poland with the highest tailoring standards.

This chasuble is a perfect choice for celebrations dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi, Franciscan liturgies, feasts of saints of the Order of Friars Minor, and ceremonies emphasizing the spirit of peace, simplicity, and fraternity.