Senior Warden Allied Masonic Degrees Apron – Kelly Green Velvet Gold Braid

Description

Senior Warden Allied Masonic Degrees Apron – Kelly Green Velvet Gold Braid

Senior Warden Allied Masonic Degrees Apron opens on a white satin body, the clean field providing ground for two distinct embroidered elements that identify the office and degree. On the triangular flap, a gold crown with crossed swords sits as the Allied Masonic Degrees emblem — the crown worked in gold metallic thread above the crossed sword hilts, the combination reading clearly against the white satin surface. On the lower body, a large green bell shape carries floral and rose embroidery across its face, the bell rendered in kelly green with decorative detail worked into the body of the symbol. Both emblems follow the Senior Warden AMD layout in placement and scale.

Kelly green velvet ribbon borders the full perimeter of the apron body and flap, the pile consistent in depth and color across every edge. A quarter-inch wide golden metallic braid runs along the inner edge of the green velvet border, adding a narrow gold line between the velvet and the white satin interior. The two-layer border — green velvet outer, gold braid inner — gives the apron a defined, layered frame that reads as formally finished from across the Lodge room.

White satin on the apron body reflects light cleanly, which keeps the kelly green border and gold braid reading with strong contrast under formal Lodge and Chapter lighting. Kelly green velvet holds its pile and color consistency through repeated ceremonial wear without flattening at the border corners or fading at the seam joins. Gold metallic braid at quarter-inch width sits precisely at the border edge without overlapping onto the white satin field.

An adjustable belt with gold-plated snake fitting accommodates different waist sizes and locks without slipping through extended AMD ceremony wear. The gold-plated fitting matches the metallic braid tone across the apron border, keeping the hardware consistent with the overall gold and green color scheme. Standard size construction follows Allied Masonic Degrees apron proportions for Senior Warden officer dress.

Allied Masonic Degrees Senior Wardens presenting at formal Chapter occasions, degree work, or officer installations wear this apron as the complete office identifier. The crown and crossed swords on the flap, green bell with rose embroidery on the body, kelly green velvet border, and gold metallic braid combine into a degree-accurate presentation. The gold-plated snake fitting holds its position through the full proceedings without requiring mid-ceremony adjustment.

Product Features

Kelly Green Velvet Ribbon Border

Full-perimeter kelly green velvet ribbon borders the apron body and flap with consistent pile depth and color across every edge and corner.

Quarter Inch Golden Metallic Braid

Narrow gold metallic braid runs along the inner edge of the green velvet border, adding a precise two-layer frame between the velvet and white satin interior.

Gold Crown Crossed Swords Flap Emblem

Allied Masonic Degrees crown with crossed swords embroidered in gold metallic thread on the triangular flap — the degree-specific Senior Warden office emblem.

Green Bell Floral Body Emblem

Large green bell with rose and floral embroidery centered on the lower apron body, worked in kelly green thread with decorative detail across the bell face.

Adjustable Gold Snake Belt

Gold-plated snake fitting on the adjustable belt locks securely and accommodates varying waist sizes for a consistent AMD ceremonial fit.

White Satin Apron Body

Clean white satin field provides high-contrast ground for the kelly green border, gold braid, and both embroidered office emblems on flap and body.

Specifications

• Material: White satin body, kelly green velvet ribbon border
• Border Detail: Quarter-inch golden metallic braid inner edge
• Flap Emblem: Gold crown with crossed swords, metallic thread
• Body Emblem: Green bell with rose floral embroidery
• Belt: Adjustable, gold-plated snake fitting
• Size: Standard Allied Masonic Degrees apron proportions
• Use: Senior Warden Allied Masonic Degrees officer wear

FAQ

Q: What emblems are on this Senior Warden AMD apron? A: Two emblems appear — a gold crown with crossed swords on the triangular flap identifying the Allied Masonic Degrees office, and a green bell with rose floral embroidery centered on the lower apron body.

Q: What is the border construction on this apron? A: The border uses two layers — kelly green velvet ribbon running the full perimeter, with a quarter-inch golden metallic braid along the inner edge between the velvet and the white satin body.

Q: What material is the apron body made from? A: The apron body is white satin, providing a clean, light-reflective field that keeps the kelly green border and gold embroidered emblems reading with strong contrast under Lodge lighting.

Q: How does the belt fasten and adjust? A: The adjustable belt uses a gold-plated snake fitting that locks securely and accommodates a range of waist sizes without slipping during extended Allied Masonic Degrees ceremony wear.

Q: Is this apron specific to the Senior Warden office within Allied Masonic Degrees? A: Yes. The crown and crossed swords flap emblem and green bell body symbol follow the Senior Warden AMD officer layout, making this apron specific to that station within the Allied Masonic Degrees.