Large Processional Cloth In Embroidered Fabric With A Marian Symbol, 18th Century
A large 18th-century embroidered fabric banner, a religious banner or standard in white or ivory fabric, featuring an embroidered monogram. The fabric is only partially taken, measuring 150 cm wide and approximately 2.30 cm high.
The monogram is the central and dominant element, a large stylized "M," which stands for Mary. The letter is surmounted by a crown and, at the bottom, intersects with a cross. This is a widespread Catholic religious symbol, used to indicate devotion to the Virgin Mary.
Objects like this are typically processional banners, bishop's robes, or sacred vestments, used in liturgical contexts or during religious processions.
The piece is made of fabric, likely silk or taffeta, with gold thread embroidery. Its worn appearance and stains suggest it is a period piece.
The monogram is the central and dominant element, a large stylized "M," which stands for Mary. The letter is surmounted by a crown and, at the bottom, intersects with a cross. This is a widespread Catholic religious symbol, used to indicate devotion to the Virgin Mary.
Objects like this are typically processional banners, bishop's robes, or sacred vestments, used in liturgical contexts or during religious processions.
The piece is made of fabric, likely silk or taffeta, with gold thread embroidery. Its worn appearance and stains suggest it is a period piece.
270 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Good condition
Material: Linen
Reference (ID): 1654055
Availability: In stock
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