Vestments

 In  Moir ©, fabric of 55% cotton, 45% man-made fibres.  

This chasuble features a roll-collar, lined with Sentia fabric containing 55% silk and 45% man-made fibers, plus a beautiful machine-embroidered design.

After the succesful collaboration for ourhome linens collection, we asked the American text artistBrody Neuenschwanderto create a series of chasubles. This series reflects his calligraphic style which explores the boundaries between text and image. ƒ These vestments are digital prints, a state-of-the-art technique that Slabbinck introduces in liturgical vestments.  

Length 53", Width 59", Neck-Plain, with inside stole.

Brody Neuenschwander comments on this chasuble:

"The text that runs over the entire surface of this Advent chasuble is the Magnificat, one of the most beautiful and ancient of the Church liturgical songs. In the Magnificat the humility of Mary and the obedience of the people of Israel to the Lord are emphasized. The colors vary from ultramarine blue to royal purple, giving the impression of the night sky. At the center, an ecstatic band of abstract calligraphy in gold and ochre represents the light of Christ and the movement of the Holy Spirit. A sun can be seen rising just over the heart of the celebrant. But this sun can also be interpreted as the consecrated host."

After the succesful collaboration for our  home linens collection, we asked the American text artistBrody Neuenschwander  to create a series of chasubles. This series reflects his calligraphic style which explores the boundaries between text and image. These vestments are digital prints, a state-of-the-art technique that Slabbinck introduces in liturgical vestments.  

Length 53", Width 59", Neck-Plain, with inside stole.

Brody Neuenschwander comments on this chasuble:

"The rich, layered greens of this Ordinary time chasuble remind us that the liturgy of the Church is a source of life and energy. On the right side of the chasuble is a page from a medieval bible, written in dense and dramatic Gothic script. This represents the preaching of the Gospel, the central work of the Church. To the left is an explosion of bold, yellow calligraphy. This reads Sanctus Dominus Deus Sabaoth from the Sanctus of the Mass. No text more forcefully states the role of the Church in sanctifying life and praising the Creator."

After the succesful collaboration for our  home linens collection, we asked the American text artist  Brody Neuenschwander  to create a series of chasubles. This series reflects his calligraphic style which explores the boundaries between text and image. These vestments are digital prints, a state-of-the-art technique that Slabbinck introduces in liturgical vestments.

Length 53", Width 59", Neck-Plain, with inside stole.

Brody Neuenschwander comments on this chasuble:

"This red chasuble incorporates many references to the Feast of Pentecost. In the background is a detail of the Pentecost mosaic from San Marco in Venice. The center of the mosaic is placed over the heart of the priest and carries the dove, from which radiate twelve rays symbolizing the apostles. At the edge of the garment one can see the arches of the cupola windows. These frame the chasuble and echo the monumental capital letters that hover in the background. In the foreground is a bold calligraphy in golden yellow. The text is the "Veni Creator Spiritus", sung in the Pentecost liturgy. At the very center of the design is the word Creator, emphasizing Pentecost as the feast of the creation of the Church and the celebrant as the representative of Gods creative presence in the world."

After the successful collaboration for our  home linens collection, we asked the American text artist Brody Neuenschwander to create a series of chasubles. This series reflects his calligraphic style which explores the boundaries between text and image. These vestments are digital prints, a state-of-the-art technique that Slabbinck introduces in liturgical vestments.

Length 53", Width 59", Neck-Plain, with inside stole.

Brody Neuenschwander comments on this chasuble:
"This parchment-white chasuble features the most important words of the liturgy for the Easter vigil: Lumen Christi. Deo Gratias. These words are recited as the Paschal candle is processed up the aisle of the church on Saturday of Holy Week. Beneath these words, serving as the background to the design, is a detail from an 11th century German manuscript made for Bishop Meinwerk of Paderborn. The illumination is a fragment of the letter L (for Liber, book) decorated with Celtic knot-work, a symbol of eternity. The letter floats on waves flowing over the entire width of the chasuble. These can be taken to symbolize the water in which the Paschal candle is baptized, as well as the rebirth of the faithful as they repeat their baptismal vows in the Easter liturgy."

This collection is executed in  Deerdamask.  (100% lightweight wool)
The  chasubles  have an ample gothic cut with a 61 inch width and a 53 inch length and include an inner stole

This collection is executed in  Deerdamask.  (100% lightweight wool)
The  chasubleshave an ample gothic cut with a 61 inch width and a 53 inch length and include an inner stole

Gold Chasuble with detachable orphery.

In Papale Lana Oro Fabric 

Marian chasubles.  
Chasuble inCantate, 99% wool and 1% lurex. Roll-collar in velvet. Applique embroidery on a velvet band.

White, Length 135 cm, Width 160 cm, Neck Stiff roll-collar (4), Neck Height 3.54 cm, With inside stole.

Hand embroidered chasuble with Marian symbol in Cantate fabric. Embroidered stand up collar "6A".
(Same design as 1302, but in Cantate instead of Pascal fabric).

White, Length 135 cm, Width 160 cm, Neck Low stand-up collar (embroidered), Neck Height 6.30 cm, With inside stole.

Cantate, 99% wool and 1% lurex.

Chasuble, width 150 cm, length 135 cm; with inside stole, with roll collar .

Embroidered floral design with Saint George on the front and back.