Master Mason Scottish Rite Apron – Red Moire Rosettes Gold Tassels

Description

Master Mason Scottish Rite Apron – Red Moire Rosettes Gold Tassels

Master Mason Scottish Rite Apron is constructed on a white imitation leather body measuring 14 inches by 16 inches, bordered by finest quality red moire ribbon that wraps the full perimeter and forms the V-shaped collar at the top. Moire fabric carries a pressed watermark pattern across the weave that produces a rippled, directional surface appearance, reading with more visual complexity than plain ribbon of the same color under Lodge room lighting. The red moire border holds its watermark finish at the fold points and corner joins without flattening across repeated ceremony use.

Four rosettes are positioned symmetrically on the apron, two at the lower corners of the white body field and two at the upper collar shoulder points. From the image, each rosette is formed from gathered red moire fabric folded into a circular, pleated disc shape. The pleating radiates outward from the center of each rosette in consistent folds, producing a dimensional raised form that sits proud of the apron surface. Red moire at this construction level catches light across each folded layer, giving each rosette a depth that flat fabric decoration cannot replicate.

Gold plated ball and chain tassels hang at two points on the apron collar shoulders, positioned just inside the rosettes at the upper body. From the image, each tassel is formed from linked gold chain strands gathered at a rectangular gold fitting, with the chain strands hanging in a dense curtain below the fitting point. The chain construction gives the tassels a firm, weighted hang that holds position during movement without swinging excessively away from the apron body during formal Scottish Rite ceremony.

Machine embroidery of finest quality is confirmed in the input. The input specifies finest quality machine embroidery applied to this apron, worked at tight consistent stitch density across the design elements present on the body field.

Soft padding sits behind the apron body, holding the 14 by 16 inch front panel structured and slightly lifted away from the body when the adjustable belt cinches at the waist. That structure keeps the full apron field upright and visible throughout the ceremony without the panel collapsing against the body. The red moire border, the four symmetrical rosettes, and the gold chain tassels together form a complete formal presentation when the panel holds its position correctly.

An adjustable belt secures the apron at the rear with a gold plated snake fitting. The snake fastener locks at the correct waist height without slipping during movement, holding the apron stable from the opening of the degree through to the closing ritual. A rear pocket provides discrete storage without affecting the clean front presentation.

Imitation leather provides a firm, moisture-resistant body surface that holds its shape consistently across repeated handling and storage between Scottish Rite meetings. Dry clean only care maintains the imitation leather construction, preserves the red moire ribbon and rosette finish, and protects the machine embroidery across repeated ceremony seasons. The gold plated snake fastener holds its waist position through the full ceremony without requiring adjustment between ritual sections.

Product Features

Red Moire Ribbon Border

Finest quality red moire ribbon with a pressed watermark weave pattern wraps the full apron perimeter and collar, reading with directional surface complexity under Lodge room lighting that plain ribbon cannot produce.

Four Gathered Moire Rosettes

Four red moire rosettes sit symmetrically at the lower body corners and upper collar shoulders, each formed from fabric pleated into a raised circular disc shape that catches light across every folded layer.

Gold Plated Ball and Chain Tassels

Two gold plated tassels formed from dense linked chain strands hang at the collar shoulder positions, providing weighted formal decoration that holds position during movement throughout Scottish Rite ceremony wear.

Finest Quality Machine Embroidery

Machine embroidery confirmed in input is applied at tight consistent stitch density across the design elements on the apron body field for crisp definition during formal Scottish Rite degree wear.

14 x 16 Inch Imitation Leather Body with Soft Padding

The apron measures 14 inches by 16 inches in imitation leather with soft padding behind the front panel, holding the decorated field structured and upright throughout formal Master Mason degree ceremony.

Adjustable Belt with Gold Plated Snake Fitting

The rear adjustable belt secures with a gold plated snake fastener that locks at the correct waist height and holds position without slipping through the full Scottish Rite ceremony.

Specifications

• Size: 14″ x 16″
• Material: Turquoise Moire Imitation Leather
• Border: Finest Quality Red Moire Ribbon
• Rosettes: Four Red Moire Rosettes
• Tassels: Gold Plated Ball and Chain
• Embroidery: Finest Quality Machine Embroidery
• Belt: Adjustable with Gold Plated Snake Fitting
• Pocket: Rear Pocket
• Padding: Soft Padding
• Care: Dry Clean Only

FAQ

Q: What is the border material on this apron?

A: The border is made from finest quality red moire ribbon, which carries a pressed watermark weave pattern that reads with directional surface complexity under Lodge room lighting.

Q: What are the rosettes on this apron made from?

A: Each rosette is formed from red moire fabric pleated and gathered into a raised circular disc shape, with four positioned symmetrically at the lower body corners and upper collar shoulders.

Q: What are the tassels on this apron constructed from?

A: Two gold plated tassels formed from dense linked chain strands hang at the collar shoulder positions, providing weighted formal decoration that holds position throughout Scottish Rite ceremony wear.

Q: What size is this apron?

A: The apron body measures 14 inches by 16 inches, sitting cleanly at the waist within the formal Scottish Rite dress line during Master Mason degree ceremony wear.

Q: How should this apron be cleaned?

A: Dry clean only, which preserves the imitation leather construction, the red moire ribbon and rosette finish, and the machine embroidery across repeated ceremony seasons.