Master of Ceremonies Memphis Misraim French Regulation Officer Collar – Hand Embroidery

Description

Master of Ceremonies Memphis Misraim French Regulation Officer Collar – Hand Embroidery

Ceremony in Memphis Misraim does not happen without the Master of Ceremonies setting every movement in order first. That office carries a specific authority on the Lodge floor, and the collar that identifies it must reflect the French Regulation standard that governs Memphis Misraim officer dress across its degree structure. This Master of Ceremonies Memphis Misraim French Regulation Officer Collar is built on four-inch wide moire ribbon in the turquoise field with purple border that French Regulation tradition specifies, finished with gold bullion hand embroidery at the officer emblem, a stitched gold metal hook, skull bone printing on the reverse, and a clip for jewel attachment.

Moire ribbon at four inches wide creates the collar presence that Memphis Misraim French Regulation officer wear requires. That width carries the drape and visual weight across the shoulders that narrower collar constructions cannot achieve, and moire fabric adds a watered surface pattern that catches Lodge room lighting along its full length. The turquoise field reads clearly as the Master of Ceremonies color assignment within the French Regulation color system that Memphis Misraim uses to distinguish officer rank across its extensive degree structure.

Gold bullion hand embroidery at the officer emblem centerpiece means each element of the crossed swords and laurel wreath is worked by hand with individual bullion threads rather than machine-stitched or printed. Hand embroidery at this level produces a raised, dimensional finish that holds its texture and gold tone through years of Lodge degree work and formal visitation. The depth of the bullion work becomes most apparent under the lighting conditions of a Memphis Misraim Lodge room, where the three-dimensional surface catches light differently from every angle the officer faces during ceremony.

A stitched gold metal hook secures the collar at the neck in the fixed position that French Regulation collar construction requires. Stitching the hook directly into the collar body rather than attaching it with a clip or sliding fastener means the hook position never shifts between wearings, and the collar always opens and closes at the same point. A separate clip is fitted for jewel attachment, allowing the Master of Ceremonies to hang the office jewel at the correct ceremonial position on the collar front without additional hardware or secondary fasteners that could damage the moire surface.

Skull bone printing on the reverse is a distinctive element of Memphis Misraim regalia tradition that carries symbolic significance within the rite’s degree structure. That reverse detail reflects the depth of symbolic content that Memphis Misraim embeds into every element of its ceremonial dress, from the visible collar face to the construction details that only the wearer sees.

The four-inch moire ribbon holds its watered surface pattern and color depth through regular folding and storage without the creasing that plain satin develops at the fold lines after a full season of Lodge meeting use.

Q: What width is the moire ribbon on this collar?

A: The moire ribbon runs four inches wide across the full collar body, meeting the French Regulation width specification for Memphis Misraim Master of Ceremonies officer collar construction.

Q: Is the embroidery on this collar hand worked or machine produced?

A: The officer emblem is worked entirely by hand using gold bullion threads, producing a raised dimensional finish that machine embroidery cannot replicate and that holds its texture through years of Lodge ceremony wear.

Q: What is the skull bone printing on the back of this collar?

A: Skull bone printing on the reverse is a symbolic design element specific to Memphis Misraim regalia tradition, reflecting the degree symbolism that the rite embeds into its ceremonial dress construction.

Q: How is the jewel attached to this collar?

A: A dedicated clip is fitted to the collar specifically for jewel attachment, allowing the Master of Ceremonies jewel to hang at the correct ceremonial position without additional hardware or fasteners.

Product Features

Gold bullion hand embroidery – Master of Ceremonies officer emblem Each element of the officer emblem is worked by hand with gold bullion threads, producing a raised dimensional centerpiece that reads clearly across the Memphis Misraim Lodge floor and holds its gold tone through years of degree ceremony wear.

Four-inch wide moire ribbon – French Regulation turquoise with purple border Premium moire ribbon at full French Regulation width carries the watered surface pattern and turquoise color assignment that identifies the Master of Ceremonies within the Memphis Misraim officer color system.

Stitched gold metal hook with jewel attachment clip and skull bone reverse A stitched gold metal hook fixes the collar at the correct neck position for every wearing, paired with a dedicated jewel clip and skull bone printing on the reverse that reflects Memphis Misraim’s degree symbolism tradition.

Specifications:

• Collar Type: Master of Ceremonies Memphis Misraim French Regulation Officer Collar
• Ribbon: 4 inch wide moire ribbon
• Embroidery: Hand embroidered gold bullion
• Hook: Stitched gold metal hook
• Jewel Attachment: Clip fitted on collar
• Back Design: Skull bone printing
• Quality: Superior handcrafted construction