High Priest Royal Arch Chapter Apron – Red Velvet Gold Triple Tau Embroidery

Description

High Priest Royal Arch Chapter Apron – Red Velvet Gold Triple Tau Embroidery

High Priest Royal Arch Chapter Apron carries two Triple Tau emblems — one on the triangular flap, one centered on the lower body — both hand-embroidered in gold and red silk thread against the white apron field. The flap emblem presents as a smaller circular badge, gold and red worked together in the Royal Arch degree combination. The lower body emblem is the primary symbol: a large Triple Tau in gold silk thread with red detail, the three-armed form sitting proportionally centered on the white field and reading clearly from across the Chapter room. Both emblems are hand-stitched with silk thread, giving the gold areas a sheen and the red areas a depth that machine embroidery does not replicate at the same quality.

Red velvet ribbon borders the full perimeter of the apron body and flap, the pile consistent and even across every edge. Gold embroidery runs along the velvet border in a decorative pattern, adding an additional layer of detail between the red velvet outer edge and the white apron interior. The two-layer border treatment — red velvet body with gold embroidered detail — gives the apron a finished ceremonial profile that reads as complete from a distance.

Apron body measures 14 inches high by 16 inches wide, standard Royal Arch Chapter apron proportions. Matching red fine polyester lining covers the full back of the apron, with a glove pocket built into the lining for practical storage during High Priest formal Chapter occasions. Dry clean only care maintains the red velvet border, gold silk embroidery, and white apron body across repeated ceremonial use.

An adjustable waist belt with golden metal snake fastener accommodates different waist sizes and locks without slipping through extended Royal Arch ceremony wear. Available in synthetic, leather, and lambskin material options, the apron body construction can be selected based on personal preference and Chapter occasion. The golden snake fastener holds its position through the full Chapter proceedings without requiring mid-ceremony adjustment.

Red velvet border, gold and red silk Triple Tau on body and flap, white apron field, and gold border embroidery combine into a High Priest Royal Arch Chapter apron that meets every visual requirement the office demands. Hand embroidery with silk thread across both Triple Tau emblems delivers a quality of finish specific to this construction that distinguishes the piece from machine-embroidered alternatives.

Product Features

Hand Embroidered Triple Tau Body Emblem

Large Triple Tau in gold and red silk thread hand-embroidered at center body — the primary Royal Arch Chapter High Priest degree symbol on white apron field.

Hand Embroidered Flap Badge

Circular gold and red Royal Arch badge hand-stitched in silk thread on the triangular flap, matching the body emblem in thread quality and color combination.

Red Velvet Gold Embroidered Border

Red velvet ribbon borders the full apron perimeter with additional gold embroidery detail along the velvet face, creating a two-layer ceremonial frame.

Red Polyester Lining with Glove Pocket

Matching red fine polyester fabric covers the full apron reverse with a built-in glove pocket for practical storage during High Priest Chapter occasions.

Adjustable Golden Snake Belt

Golden metal snake fastener on the adjustable belt accommodates varying waist sizes and locks securely through extended Royal Arch ceremony wear.

Three Material Options

Available in synthetic, leather, and lambskin — hand silk embroidery and red velvet border consistent across all three material versions.

Specifications

• Material: Available in synthetic, leather, and lambskin
• Color: White body, red velvet border with gold embroidery
• Embroidery: Hand embroidery, gold and red silk thread
• Emblems: Triple Tau center body, circular Royal Arch badge on flap
• Size: 14 inch high x 16 inch wide
• Belt: Adjustable, golden metal snake fastener
• Back: Matching red fine polyester lining, glove pocket
• Care: Dry clean only

FAQ

Q: What emblems are hand-embroidered on this apron? A: Two emblems appear — a large Triple Tau in gold and red silk thread centered on the lower body, and a circular Royal Arch badge in matching silk thread on the triangular flap.

Q: Is the embroidery hand done or machine made? A: All embroidery on this apron is hand-stitched using silk threads — both the Triple Tau body emblem and the flap badge — delivering a sheen and depth that machine embroidery does not replicate.

Q: What material options are available for this apron? A: The apron body is available in synthetic, leather, and lambskin, with consistent red velvet border and hand silk embroidery across all three versions.

Q: Does this apron include a glove pocket? A: Yes. A glove pocket is built into the matching red fine polyester lining on the reverse of the apron, providing practical storage during High Priest Royal Arch Chapter formal occasions.

Q: How should this apron be cared for? A: Dry clean only. This method preserves the red velvet border, gold and red silk hand embroidery, and white apron body across repeated Royal Arch Chapter ceremonial use.