The Roman-style humeral veil is made of Winchester damask (100% viscose), with its larger dimensions more commonly seen in Italian sets. It has a machine embroidered eucharistic symbol in the sunburst IHS form. It is bordered with narrow gold/silver gallons, and features a pair of ornate gold/silver-plated clasps. Lined in cotton. It is also possible to have ribbon ties instead of metal clasps.
The white humeral veil is always used for Benediction or for carrying the Blessed Sacrament in procession. Humeral veils in all the liturgical colours are used during High Mass by the sub-deacon in the traditional Latin Mass. Some processions and blessings, such as those with the relic of the true cross, may call for a red humeral veil to be used.
A pocket is sewn into the lining for the priest's hands.
Size: 250 cm x 90 cm
Production time requires 2 - 3 months. It can also be made with a sunburst design made with gallons by request.
