Purple chasuble with radiant IHS embroidery and matching stole

An embroidered sun with Christ at its centre

The IHS monogram, also known as JHS, refers to the name of Jesus. Straight and wavy rays form a sun whose gold and silver tones illuminate the purple background. Embroidered on the front and back, the design evokes the light of Christ and his presence in the Eucharist.

A chasuble with its matching stole

Flowing polyester gives the vestment its drape, while fine gold edging outlines its shape. The included purple stole completes the ensemble, with a small gold cross marking its centre at the nape. The one-size design is intended for people measuring 1.60–2 m in height.

For a parish vestment collection or as a gift to a priest, this model combines a clear Christian motif with a discreet finish. Its purple shade accompanies seasons of preparation and reflection, especially Advent and Lent, according to the community’s liturgical customs.

Frequently asked questions

Is the sun motif embroidered on the back?

Yes, the radiant monogram appears on both front and back.

What height does the one-size design fit?

It is intended for people 1.60–2 m tall. This refers to the wearer’s height, not the garment’s length.

How should the chasuble be cleaned?

The polyester is machine washable. Follow the care label when selecting the cycle and temperature.