13th Degree Scottish Rite Apron – Red Black Moire Gold Embroidery

Description

13th Degree Scottish Rite Apron – Red Black Moire Gold Embroidery

13th Degree Scottish Rite Apron presents the Royal Arch of Solomon degree in a red and black satin moire construction, the color combination carrying direct degree significance for Knight of the Ninth Arch members within the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. The deep red field dominates the apron body while a dark purple-black border frames the bib and edges, creating a formal contrast that reads with clarity across the degree chamber.

The central emblem on the apron body commands the full attention of the composition. A gold radiant sunburst spreads outward from a central triangular badge, its rays extending across the red field in a symmetrical pattern that fills the lower apron face. Inside the triangle, a dark background carries the degree symbol, rendered in gold against the deep inner field. The radiant design references the light and revelation symbolism central to the 13th degree, and the gold embroidery brings this iconography forward with a raised finish that catches ceremony lighting at every angle.

Moire ribbon construction gives the red apron body a woven ripple texture beneath the satin surface, adding visual depth to the field without competing with the central emblem. The satin finish sits smooth against the moire base, giving the apron a formal sheen appropriate to Scottish Rite degree work. Black satin borders the bib in a deep contrast tone, its clean lines framing the triangular bib point above the gold embroidered body below.

Gold embroidery runs precisely across the radiant sunburst, each ray worked to a consistent width and length from the central triangle outward. The triangle border itself carries gold thread at its three edges, defining the inner badge frame against the red field. Scottish Rite apron embroidery at this degree level requires this kind of precision placement, and the construction delivers it without crowding the composition or losing ray definition at the outer edges of the burst pattern.

The adjustable belt fastens with a gold plated snake fitting, holding the apron centered at the waist through the full degree ceremony. A rear pocket with soft padding keeps the apron interior comfortable against formal dress, and the padding maintains the flat front face presentation expected at 13th degree Scottish Rite occasions. The gold plated fitting matches the embroidery tone, keeping the hardware consistent with the apron color scheme.

Moire ribbon and satin construction holds its finish through repeated degree work and formal Scottish Rite gatherings, with the gold embroidery maintaining its raised profile and the red field retaining its depth across ceremony after ceremony.

Product Features

Red Satin Moire Apron Body

Finest quality moire ribbon with satin finish gives the red apron body a woven texture beneath a smooth formal surface, adding visual depth appropriate to 13th degree Scottish Rite wear.

Gold Radiant Sunburst Emblem

A gold embroidered sunburst radiates outward from a central triangular badge across the red apron field, referencing the light and revelation symbolism of the Royal Arch of Solomon degree.

Dark Purple-Black Satin Bib Border

Deep black satin frames the bib and apron edges in sharp contrast to the red body, giving the apron its formal two-tone presentation for Knight of the Ninth Arch ceremony.

Gold Plated Snake Fitting Belt

The adjustable belt fastens with a gold plated snake fitting that holds the apron centered at the waist throughout the full degree ceremony without loosening.

Rear Pocket with Soft Padding

A built-in rear pocket with soft interior padding keeps the apron comfortable against formal dress while maintaining a clean, flat front face during Scottish Rite occasions.

Specifications

Material: Finest Quality Moire Ribbon with Satin Fabric Color: Red and Black with Gold Embroidery Adjustable Belt: Gold Plated Snake Fitting Back: Pocket with Soft Padding Degree: 13th Degree – Royal Arch of Solomon (Knight of the Ninth Arch)

FAQ

Q: What degree is this apron made for?

A: This apron is designed for the 13th Degree of the Scottish Rite, also known as the Royal Arch of Solomon or Knight of the Ninth Arch, within the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.

Q: What material is the apron body made from?

A: The apron is constructed from finest quality moire ribbon with a satin fabric finish, giving the red body a textured depth beneath a smooth formal surface.

Q: How does the belt fasten?

A: The adjustable belt fastens with a gold plated snake fitting that holds the apron centered at the waist securely through the full length of degree ceremony.

Q: Does the apron have any interior features?

A: Yes, a rear pocket with soft padding is built into the apron interior, keeping it comfortable against formal dress while maintaining the flat front face presentation.