Very special religious ensemble for a child. (3) - Kazuifel, Stole, Manipel: silk, fabric, embroidery, ribbon. - 1850-1900

A very special ensemble for a child; a beautiful ornament with a magnificent decorative embroidery and adorned with ribbon.
Front face decorated with the Lam Gods. This chasuble is accompanied by the corresponding stola and manipule.
A kazuifel for a child is truly a unique find! Especially suitable for a collector.

The kazuifel is a sleeveless robe; one of the vestments used in the Roman Catholic Church. The kazuifel is the main attire of the bishop and the priest during the celebration of the Eucharist.
The word 'kazuifel' comes from the Latin word 'casula,' which means 'small house.'
There are different colors of chasubles. The color is mainly determined according to the ecclesiastical calendar.
Kazuifel is carefully packaged and sent by registered mail. The photos complement this description.