In the making of a chasuble, 100% wool, wool blend and silks are used. They can also be made using 100% polyester, putting them in a lower price range. The wools used are lightweight and allow for the natural flow of the fabric. Natural fibers breathe and do not retain the body heat. Silks add richness to the garment through their textures and dupioni silk has the ability to emit various shades in the movement of the garment. A variety of metallic gold or silver braids are used for trims and brocades or tapestries for accents.

The featured chasuble was designed for a Monsignor in Rome. The oil paintings on the chasuble were replicas of the mosaics on the dome of his parish church.

With vestments made for many parishes, priest and bishops, you may recognize some of these designs in our catalog. These are just a sampling of some of the vestments we have made over the years. As always, Inspirations Liturgical Designs is available for any comments or requests that you might have. Photos and fabric swatches can be sent and a price determined after the design, fabric and trim is decided upon.

So now, we bring to you our work.