15th Degree Scottish Rite Apron White and Green Moire with Silver Embroidery

Description

15th Degree Scottish Rite Apron White and Green Moire with Silver Embroidery

Knight of the East. That degree sits in a specific place in the Scottish Rite cycle and the apron worn for it needs to match that weight. White and green moire with silver embroidery. Moire ribbon of finest quality, which means that shimmer effect under chapter room lighting is not accidental.

Moire fabric does something that flat ribbon does not. The woven pattern catches and shifts light as the wearer moves and during active degree work that movement is constant, so the apron reads differently at different angles throughout the ceremony. And honestly most companions do not fully register that effect until they see it in person under proper lighting for the first time.

Width 350mm, height 300mm. Adjustable belt with gold plated snake fitting. The sizing is consistent and the belt handles fit without needing to think about it.

Material is moire with imitation or lambskin leather. Pocket at the rear. Soft padding on the back for comfort through lengthy ceremony. But the padding is one of those details that only matters once you have stood through a full 15th degree working without it and realised what that does to concentration by the end of the evening.

Silver embroidery against white and green moire. Clean contrast. Nothing competing with the symbolism the degree itself carries.

Every apron is individually inspected before dispatch, ensuring it arrives in perfect ceremonial condition.

Product Features

• Finest quality moire ribbon in white and green with silver embroidery
• Made with imitation or lambskin leather
• Width 350mm, height 300mm
• Adjustable belt with gold plated snake fitting
• Rear pocket included
• Soft padding on back for extended ceremonial comfort

Specifications

• Material: Moire, Imitation or Lambskin Leather
• Color: White and Green
• Dimensions: Width 350mm x Height 300mm
• Belt: Adjustable with Gold Plated Snake Fitting