What Are Christmas Chasubles?
Christmas chasubles are liturgical vestments worn during the Christmas season — from the Vigil of Christmas through the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. They are typically white or gold, symbolizing the joy and light of the Incarnation.
Design Motifs
- Nativity scenes
- Stars of Bethlehem
- Angels and seraphim
- Wheat and grapes (Eucharistic symbols)
- IHS and Chi-Rho monograms
Materials
Our Christmas chasubles are crafted from white or gold silk, brocade, and damask with hand-embroidered Christmas motifs. Available in Roman and Gothic styles.
Feast Days
Christmas chasubles are worn for Masses during the Christmas season, including Midnight Mass, Dawn Mass, and the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord.
