White & Red Moire Ribbon Apron - Scottish Rite (AASR & Craft Freemasonry) Collar

White & Red Moire Ribbon Apron - Scottish Rite (AASR & Craft Freemasonry) CollarThis White and Red Moir Ribbon Apron is a distinguished piece of regalia worn in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, typically associated with the Chapter Degrees (1518) or Rose Croix degrees, depending on jurisdictional usage. Designed with ceremonial elegance and deep symbolic meaning, this apron signifies a Masons passage into the philosophical and chivalric teachings of the higher degrees. Design & Materials: Apron Body: Crafted from high

It features an adjustable belt with a gold-plated snake clasp

showcasing a refined balance of tradition and elegance

the apron radiates solemnity

Elasticated Webbing:Crafted from high-quality

Emblem: The central emblem on the flap usually features the Triple Tau symbol

also known as Knight of the Pelican and Eagle

adjustable white waist belt for a secure and comfortable fit

The collar is lined for durability

and biblical references

Flap Design:

known for its silky sheen and watermarked texture

Designed for the 30th Degree – Knight Kadosh or Knight of the Black and White Eagle