Past Master Blue Lodge Regalia Set – Royal Blue Velvet Gold Fringe

Description

Past Master Blue Lodge Regalia Set – Royal Blue Velvet Gold Fringe

Past Master Blue Lodge Regalia Set arrives as a complete three-piece construction in royal blue velvet, each component built to the same material and embroidery standard so the apron, collar, and gauntlets read as a unified presentation when worn together at the Lodge altar. Royal blue velvet is the foundation fabric across all three pieces, a material that carries hand embroidery differently than silk or polyester because the pile surface gives dimensional thread work additional depth, allowing the gold bullion embroidery to sit above a surface that already has texture and weight behind it. That combination of velvet ground and bullion thread is what gives this regalia set its visual density under Lodge room lighting.

Hand embroidery covers the blue velvet panels on the apron body, both gauntlet cuffs, and the collar sections with a continuous floral vine and leaf pattern worked in gold thread. Craftsmen stitch each vine run, leaf cluster, and floral detail individually, building the pattern across the full surface area of each piece rather than concentrating embroidery at borders alone. From the image, the embroidery coverage on the apron side panels and gauntlet cuffs is heavy, meaning the gold thread occupies the majority of the blue velvet surface rather than sitting as a sparse decorative trim. Silver braid detail runs alongside the gold embroidery on the blue velvet sections, adding a second tonal layer that separates this set from single-metal embroidery alternatives.

The apron carries a white central body panel on which the All-Seeing Eye sits on the triangular flap and the Square and Compass with G occupies the main apron face. Gold fringe runs across the full bottom edge of the apron and along the lower edges of both gauntlets, cut to consistent length and weighted enough to hang straight during ceremony movement rather than lifting with the fabric. The apron belt is adjustable with a silver plated snake fitting, accommodating the range of waist sizes a Past Master officer requires across a full year of Lodge meetings. Soft padding lines the rear of the apron and a pocket is built into the back panel, providing practical storage without affecting the front presentation.

The collar is constructed with pure brass components, a material specification that matters for longevity. Brass hardware does not corrode under the humidity conditions of regular storage and wear the way plated zinc alternatives do, and it holds its finish across years of Lodge meeting cycles. The collar chain and pendant visible in the image confirm substantial construction weight consistent with brass component use.

Gauntlets complete the set with matching royal blue velvet cuffs carrying the same hand embroidered vine pattern as the apron side panels, ensuring the brother’s hands and wrists carry the same embroidery weight as the apron body when arms are extended during degree work. Standard Masonic sizing covers the apron, collar, and gauntlets across the full set.

The silver plated snake belt fitting holds its closure position through extended ceremony wear without releasing under the weight of the apron body.

Product Features

Royal Blue Velvet Across Full Three-Piece Set

Apron, collar, and gauntlets are all constructed in the same royal blue velvet, ensuring consistent color depth and fabric weight across every component when worn together as a complete Past Master regalia set.

Hand Embroidered Gold Bullion Floral Vine Pattern

Craftsmen stitch each vine run, leaf cluster, and floral detail individually across the blue velvet panels of all three pieces, producing heavy gold embroidery coverage that reads as dimensional rather than flat under Lodge room lighting.

Silver Braid Detail Alongside Gold Embroidery

Silver braid runs alongside the gold hand embroidery on the blue velvet sections, adding a second tonal layer that gives the set greater visual complexity than single-metal embroidery alternatives.

Gold Fringe on Apron and Gauntlet Lower Edges

Consistent-length gold fringe runs across the apron bottom and both gauntlet lower edges, weighted to hang straight during ceremony movement without lifting away from the fabric.

Pure Brass Collar Components

The collar is built with pure brass hardware, which resists corrosion through years of storage and wear cycles and holds its finish longer than plated zinc or base metal alternatives.

Adjustable Belt with Silver Plated Snake Fitting

The apron belt adjusts to accommodate a range of waist sizes and closes with a silver plated snake fitting that holds position securely through full Lodge ceremony without releasing under apron body weight.

Soft Padding and Rear Pocket on Apron

The apron reverse carries soft padding for wearing comfort and a built-in pocket for personal storage, keeping the front presentation clean while adding practical function at the back.

All-Seeing Eye and Square and Compass Symbols

The All-Seeing Eye sits on the triangular apron flap and the Square and Compass with G occupies the main apron body, both worked against the white central panel that contrasts with the royal blue velvet surround.

Specifications

• Set Contents: Apron, Collar, and Gauntlets
• Size: Standard Masonic sizes available
• Fabric: Royal Blue Velvet
• Embroidery: Hand Embroidered
• Fringe: Gold Fringe
• Braid: Silver Braid
• Belt: Adjustable with Silver Plated Snake Fitting
• Collar Hardware: Pure Brass Components

FAQ

Q: What pieces are included in this Past Master regalia set?

A: The set includes three pieces: the apron, the collar, and a pair of gauntlets, all constructed in matching royal blue velvet with hand embroidery.

Q: What type of embroidery is used across the set?

A: All three pieces carry hand embroidery worked in gold bullion thread, with craftsmen stitching each floral vine and leaf detail individually across the blue velvet surface panels.

Q: What material are the collar components made from?

A: The collar is built with pure brass components, which resist corrosion through repeated storage and wear cycles and maintain their finish longer than plated base metal alternatives.

Q: Does the apron belt adjust for different waist sizes?

A: Yes. The belt is adjustable and closes with a silver plated snake fitting, accommodating a range of waist sizes for Past Master officers across Lodge meeting seasons.

Q: Is there any storage or comfort feature on the rear of the apron?

A: The apron reverse includes soft padding for wearing comfort and a built-in pocket for personal storage during ceremony.