Scottish Rite 32nd Degree Crown Cap – Black Gold Braid Double Eagle

Description

Scottish Rite 32nd Degree Crown Cap – Black Gold Braid Double Eagle

Scottish Rite 32nd Degree Crown Cap presents the authority of the 32nd Degree in a form that commands the chapter room before a word is spoken. The black fabric body carries two parallel gold braid bands running the full circumference of the cap, clean horizontal lines that establish the formal officer dress standard of Scottish Rite ceremonial headwear. At the front center, a large double-headed eagle is worked in gold bullion, the spread wings extending wide across the cap face with dense, layered thread that catches light across every feathered detail. Above the eagle, a red triangle bearing the number 32 in gold sits as the degree insignia, its color contrast against the black fabric making the rank immediately legible from across the chapter floor.

Gold bullion work of this scale requires hand craftsmanship to execute correctly. The double-headed eagle at the center of this cap is hand embroidered, the bullion thread built up in layers that give the wings genuine dimensional depth rather than the flat profile of lesser work. Each wing section carries its own directional thread lay, the feathering detail worked with precision that only hand embroidery can achieve at this level of finish. The silver accent at the base of the eagle body adds a second metallic tone that separates the eagle from the gold braid bands below it, giving the full front face of the cap a considered, composed presentation.

Black fabric forms the full body of the cap, its matte surface allowing the gold braid and bullion eagle to carry maximum visual presence. The two gold braid bands sit at even spacing around the circumference, their uniform width and consistent color marking the cap as formal degree headwear rather than casual dress. Scottish Rite chapter tradition places the crown cap among the most visible elements of officer dress, and the combination of black ground, gold braid bands, and hand embroidered double eagle meets the standard that 32nd Degree ceremonial wear demands.

Available in various sizes, the cap is constructed to sit correctly on the head through extended ceremony wear without adjustment. The black fabric body holds its shape and color through repeated Lodge use, the gold braid retaining its position along the circumference without lifting or separating from the cap body. For a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite officer dressing for formal chapter work, this crown cap delivers the visual rank and finish that the degree requires.

The hand embroidered bullion eagle sits firmly anchored to the cap face, the thread base constructed to hold the full weight of the bullion work without pulling or distorting the black fabric beneath it through ceremony after ceremony. Every Stitch Lodge Worthy

Product Features

Hand Embroidered Gold Bullion Double-Headed Eagle

The large double-headed eagle at the front center is hand embroidered in gold bullion thread, built up in dimensional layers with directional feathering detail that identifies 32nd Degree Scottish Rite rank with immediate authority.

Red Triangle with 32nd Degree Numeral

A red triangle bearing the number 32 in gold sits above the eagle insignia, the degree numeral rendered in clear contrast against the black cap body for immediate rank identification across the chapter room.

Twin Gold Braid Bands – Full Circumference

Two parallel gold braid bands run the complete circumference of the cap at even spacing, establishing the formal Scottish Rite officer dress standard and framing the bullion eagle with structured gold detail.

Black Fabric Body – Full Cap Construction

The full cap body is constructed in black fabric, its matte surface providing maximum contrast for the gold braid and bullion embroidery while holding its formal shape through extended ceremonial use.

Available in Various Sizes

The cap is offered in a range of sizes to ensure correct ceremonial fit for officers of the 32nd Degree Scottish Rite.

Specifications

• Material: Black Fabric
• Color: Black with Gold Braid
• Emblem: Hand Embroidered Bullion Double-Headed Eagle
• Degree Insignia: Red Triangle with 32
• Braid: Gold, Twin Bands Full Circumference
• Size: Available in Various Sizes

FAQ

Q: Which degree is this crown cap designed for?

A: This crown cap is designed for the 32nd Degree of the Scottish Rite, identified by the hand embroidered double-headed eagle and red triangle with the numeral 32 at the front center.

Q: Is the eagle insignia hand embroidered or machine applied?

A: The double-headed eagle is hand embroidered in gold bullion thread, built up in dimensional layers that give the wings and feathering detail genuine depth and presence.

Q: What sizes are available?

A: The cap is available in various sizes to ensure a correct ceremonial fit for 32nd Degree Scottish Rite officers.

Q: How many gold braid bands does the cap have?

A: Two parallel gold braid bands run the full circumference of the cap, sitting at even spacing around the black fabric body as part of the formal Scottish Rite officer dress presentation.