Religious objects - Zijde, Lint - 1850-1900 - Kazuifel / cross orphrey

Purple chasuble with cross-shaped orphrey.
The chasuble is a sleeveless outer vestment; one of the vestments used in the Roman Catholic Church. The chasuble is the principal garment of the bishop and the priest during the Eucharist.
The word "kazuifel" comes from the Latin word "casula," which means "little house."
There are several colors of chasubles. The color is, among other things, determined according to the liturgical calendar of the church year. The chasuble shows signs of use but the orphrey at the front is in good condition.
The chasuble is carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. Photos complete this description.