Easter

Easter chasubles are worn by clergy during the Christ's Resurrection, the most important feast in the Christian calendar. They feature joyful colours, rich embellishments, and meaningful symbolism of the triumph of life over death. 

The primary liturgical colours for Easter are white and gold; just like those used for Christmas chasubles. White represents light, purity, and the Resurrection itself, and gold expresses glory, majesty, and the ultimate victory of Christ.

Easter Chasubles

Easter chasubles are the finest in liturgical artistry. The artwork reflects the supreme importance of the Easter celebration. The vestments are made from premium fabrics (silk, damask, or brocade). The imagery incorporates the Risen Christ, the Paschal lamb, empty tombs, crosses surrounded by rays of light, and other Resurrection symbols.

Our collection includes Gothic-style chasubles and Roman-style chasubles. Many parishes select Gothic chasubles for Easter due to their visual impact during processions.
Beyond its beauty, the Easter chasuble represents the priest's call to charity and Christ's sacrificial love for humanity. When a priest dons the chasuble for Resurrection celebrations, it is a visible sign of his role as alter Christus—another Christ—during the celebration of the Eucharist.

Easter Cope Sets

We offer magnificent copes and humeral veils for Easter processions and Solemn Vespers. These ensembles include matching components for the celebrant and assistants. The ample cut of the cope, semicircular shape, and decorative shield on the back create a majestic appearance.

Our Easter cope sets feature the same premium materials and symbolic imagery as our chasubles. The ceremonial clasps incorporate Easter symbolism.

Browse our collection to find Easter vestments that will enhance your celebration of the Resurrection.