Chasuble - with two orphrey band

The colonna is light-blue chisele velvet on a base scattered with small points there are three small flowers and a larger one, with inversely bending stems, row by row. Similar textiles can be found in several European collections: Prato, Museo del Tessuto (Italian 18th century), Kunstgewerbemuseum der Stadt Köln (French or Italian, third quarter of 18th century). The textile of the chasuble is cream-coloured silk with a rich, naturalistic pattern: on a vertically waving stem, brocaded with golden frise, lobed leaves, a garland of ripe pomegranates, framed with small flowers and berries. The dalmatic was made of the same textile its colonna and a strip on its sleeves are made of blue velvet. The cuts and the borders are trimmed with pillow lace of gilt metal thread. The lining is dark blue linen.