Principal Royal Arch Apron – Red Blue Diamond Ribbon Gold Bullion

Description

Principal Royal Arch Apron – Red Blue Diamond Ribbon Gold Bullion

Principal Royal Arch Apron is built on a white apron body measuring 14 inches by 16 inches, available in high-quality lambskin or imitation leather. The white field provides the foundation for the bold decorative border that wraps the full perimeter, with the material choice determining the surface texture and feel against the body during Royal Arch ceremony wear.

A 2 inch diamond ribbon in blue and red runs along the apron border. From the image, the ribbon pattern consists of alternating red and blue triangular points that interlock along the border edge, forming a continuous zigzag diamond sequence around the full apron perimeter and up the V-shaped collar. The points are clean and angular, with consistent sizing between each red and blue segment that gives the border its strong, geometric visual rhythm under Lodge room lighting.

Gold bullion embroidery forms the Triple Tau symbol at the collar point. Bullion thread is wound metallic cord worked directly into the surface, producing a raised, dimensional result that sits above the apron ground rather than lying flat. From the image, the Triple Tau badge sits within a triangular gold frame at the collar point, with the symbol rendered in gold against a yellow ground inside the triangle. The raised bullion construction catches light from across the room, giving the emblem the visual weight that a Royal Arch Principal officer insignia requires.

Gold plated ball and chain tassels hang at the two lower corners of the apron. Each tassel is formed from linked gold chain strands gathered at a ball fitting, with a leather cover at the attachment point. The chain construction gives the tassels a firm, weighted hang that holds the corner geometry of the apron flat during extended ceremony wear, but the individual chain links move freely enough to avoid clumping against the apron surface.

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 throughout the full Royal Arch ceremony from opening to closing. Soft padding behind the apron body holds the embroidered front panel upright and structured, preventing collapse when the belt cinches tight. A rear pocket provides discrete storage without affecting the clean front presentation.

Lambskin carries the traditional Masonic significance of natural leather with a softer feel against the body during extended wear. Imitation leather provides a firm, moisture-resistant surface with consistent shape retention across repeated handling. Both options carry the same diamond ribbon border, gold bullion Triple Tau, ball and chain tassels, and gold plated snake belt fitting throughout.

The complete colour shade guarantee covers the red and blue ribbon tones and the gold thread used across all bullion embroidery elements. Dry clean only care maintains the lambskin or imitation leather surface and preserves the bullion thread construction across repeated ceremony seasons. The gold plated snake fastener holds its waist position through the full ceremony without requiring adjustment.

Product Features

2 Inch Diamond Ribbon Border in Blue and Red

A 2 inch ribbon of alternating red and blue triangular points wraps the full apron perimeter and collar, forming a continuous geometric zigzag sequence with consistent segment sizing around every edge.

Gold Bullion Triple Tau Emblem

Wound metallic bullion cord forms the Triple Tau symbol within a triangular frame at the collar point, producing a raised dimensional badge that catches light and identifies the Royal Arch Principal rank clearly.

Gold Plated Ball and Chain Tassels

Two gold plated tassels formed from linked chain strands hang at the lower apron corners with leather-covered attachment points, providing weighted corner geometry that holds the apron flat during ceremony wear.

Adjustable Belt with Gold Plated Snake Fitting

The rear adjustable belt locks with a gold plated snake fastener at the correct waist height, holding the apron stable without slipping through the full Royal Arch ceremony.

14 x 16 Inch Body with Soft Padding

The apron measures 14 inches by 16 inches with soft padding behind the front panel, holding the embroidered field structured and upright throughout formal Royal Arch officer wear.

Lambskin or Imitation Leather Options

Available in lambskin for traditional Masonic natural leather feel or imitation leather for a firm moisture-resistant surface, both carrying identical border, emblem, tassel, and belt construction.

Specifications

• Size: 14″ x 16″
• Material: Lambskin or Imitation Leather
• Colour: Red and Blue
• Border: 2 Inch Diamond Ribbon in Blue and Red
• Embroidery: Gold Bullion Triple Tau
• Tassels: Gold Plated Ball and Chain with Leather Cover
• Belt: Adjustable with Gold Plated Snake Fitting
• Pocket: Rear Pocket
• Padding: Soft Padding
• Care: Dry Clean Only

FAQ

Q: What material options are available for this apron?

A: This apron is available in high-quality lambskin and imitation leather, both carrying the same diamond ribbon border, gold bullion Triple Tau emblem, and gold plated fittings throughout.

Q: What type of embroidery is used for the Triple Tau symbol?

A: Gold bullion embroidery is used, meaning wound metallic cord worked directly into the apron surface to produce a raised dimensional Triple Tau badge within a triangular frame at the collar point.

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

A: The two corner tassels are formed from gold plated ball and chain links with leather-covered attachment points, providing weighted corner geometry that keeps the apron flat during Royal Arch ceremony wear.

Q: What are the care instructions for this apron?

A: Dry clean only, which preserves the surface of both the lambskin and imitation leather options and maintains the bullion thread construction across repeated ceremony seasons.

Q: What rank is this apron designed for?

A: This apron is designed for Principals of the Royal Arch Masonic order, carrying the Triple Tau emblem that identifies the Principal rank during formal English Royal Arch ceremony.