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

Description

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

Scottish Rite 32nd Degree Crown Cap sits at the center of the 32nd degree officer’s formal appearance, marking the rank of Master of the Royal Secret with unmistakable visual authority. Black rich fabric forms the full cylindrical body, structured and firm, holding its shape through hours of ceremony and formal degree work. The crown is clean and flat across the top, a composed silhouette that carries the weight of Scottish Rite tradition without excess.

At the front center, a hand embroidered double-headed eagle spreads its wings in gold thread against the black field. Each wing extends outward in precise formation, and the detail in the feathers reflects the care that skilled craftsmen bring to officer headwear of this standing. A red triangular badge sits above the eagle, bearing the numeral 32 in clear print, identifying the degree at a glance from anywhere in the Lodge room. Below the eagle, crossed detail anchors the insignia to the fabric surface.

Gold cord runs across the cap crown, extending from one side to the other in a composed horizontal line. Gold buttons at both sides secure the cord neatly, keeping it fixed and presentable through every Lodge meeting and ceremonial occasion. The cord does not shift or sag. It holds its position as firmly as the rank it accompanies.

A gold braid band wraps the full circumference of the cap body, sitting between the black crown above and the black lower band below. The braid carries a textured rope quality along its upper edge, adding visual depth without disrupting the formal profile. When a 32nd degree officer takes his position at installation or degree conferral, this ceremonial cap communicates rank before a single word is spoken.

Rich fabric construction keeps the cap body smooth on all surfaces. The material sits without creasing or wrinkling under normal Lodge conditions, which matters during extended formal evenings when appearance must hold from opening through closing. Available in various sizes, the cap fits the head securely without requiring adjustment mid-ceremony.

Officers of the Scottish Rite understand what degree insignia communicates inside the Lodge room. Every detail of this cap, from the hand embroidered eagle to the gold cord and button finish, serves the dignity of the 32nd degree. The gold buttons at both sides of the cord show no movement or play once set, holding the full cord arrangement in place through the full ceremony. Built for Masonic Distinction.

Product Features

Hand embroidered double-headed eagle front badge

Craftsmen work each double-headed eagle in gold thread by hand, producing precise wing detail and feather definition that machine work cannot replicate at this scale.

Red triangle badge with 32nd degree numeral

The red triangle sits above the eagle bearing the numeral 32, identifying the degree clearly and correctly as protocol requires for Scottish Rite officer headwear.

Gold cord across cap crown with gold buttons

Gold cord runs the full crown width, secured at both sides by gold buttons that hold the cord firmly in position through extended ceremonial wear.

Gold braid band with rope-texture trim

A full-circumference gold braid band wraps the cap body, with a rope-textured upper edge that adds formal depth to the overall officer appearance.

Rich black fabric structured body

The cylindrical cap body is built from rich fabric that holds its structured shape and smooth surface finish through repeated Lodge meeting use.

Specifications

• Material: Rich Fabric
• Color: Black
• Emblem: Double-Headed Eagle Hand Embroidery
• Badge: Red Triangle with 32nd Degree Numeral
• Cap Cord: Gold
• Button: Gold at Both Sides
• Sizes Available: Various sizes available

FAQ

Q: Which degree is this crown cap made for?

A: This cap is made specifically for 32nd degree members of the Scottish Rite, representing the rank of Master of the Royal Secret.

Q: Is the eagle badge on the front hand embroidered or printed?

A: The double-headed eagle badge is hand embroidered, with gold thread worked by hand for precise wing and feather detail.

Q: Does the gold cord stay in place during ceremony?

A: Yes. The cord is secured at both sides by gold buttons that hold it firmly in position without movement throughout the full Lodge occasion.

Q: What sizes are available for this cap?

A: The cap is available in various sizes to accommodate a proper fit for different wearers.