AASR Prestige Master Sash – Temple, Square, Compass, Forget-me-not and Acacia
Assert your degree with an exceptional design thanks to this prestige Masonic Master sash of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite (AASR). Made of turquoise blue moiré ribbon edged in red, this model combines a temple with mosaic pavement, the Square and the Compass in gold, the acacia branches and three forget-me-nots.
The various motifs are hand-embroidered with gold thread and silk thread. The richness of this composition makes it a particularly elaborate sash, intended for Brothers looking for AASR Master regalia that is at once traditional, elegant and refined.
An AASR Master sash with a prestige design
This AASR Master sash stands out for the richness of its embroidery and for the combination of several major symbols of the Master's degree. The turquoise blue moiré ribbon edged in red provides a particularly elegant setting for this design.
The temple with its mosaic pavement, the Square and the Compass in gold, the acacia branches and the three forget-me-nots form a harmonious ensemble crafted with particular care.
The hand embroidery in gold thread and silk thread gives relief, delicacy and depth to the various motifs. This work gives this sash a presentation particularly suited to a prestige Masonic outfit.
The symbols of the AASR Master sash
The temple with mosaic pavement is one of the major elements of this design. It is combined with the Square and the Compass in gold, emblematic symbols of Masonic tradition.
The crossed acacia branches complete the composition while the three forget-me-nots add a distinctive touch to this AASR Master sash.
The whole forms a rich and balanced composition, particularly suited to Brothers looking for a Master sash with more elaborate embroidery than classic models.
Temple, mosaic pavement, Square, Compass in gold, acacia and three forget-me-nots make up the prestige design of this AASR Master sash.
Characteristics of the AASR Master sash BRA 044R
This prestige Masonic sash is intended for the Master's degree, 3rd degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite (AASR). It is made of turquoise blue moiré ribbon edged in red.
The designs are hand-embroidered with gold thread and silk thread. The design includes a temple with mosaic pavement, a Square and a Compass in gold, acacia branches and three forget-me-nots.
The sash measures 90 cm in length by 11 cm in width. A snap hook allows a Master's jewel to be attached.
The black back features a printed design made up of a skull, bones and nine teardrops.
Why choose a prestige AASR Master sash?
The choice of an AASR Master sash depends on the rite, the degree and the customs specific to the obedience or the lodge. A prestige model allows you to favour a particularly rich decoration and more elaborate embroidery.
With its temple, its mosaic pavement, its Square and its Compass in gold, its acacia branches and its three forget-me-nots, the BRA 044R is intended for Brothers looking for a particularly refined AASR Masonic Master sash.
The execution of the motifs in gold thread and silk thread enhances the visual quality of the design and gives an elegant finish to the whole Masonic outfit.
Customs regarding regalia may vary according to obediences, jurisdictions and lodges. We recommend checking the requirements specific to your Lodge before ordering.
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Frequently asked questions about the AASR prestige Master sash
Which degree does this sash correspond to?
This model is intended for the Master's degree, 3rd degree of the AASR.
What colour is the sash?
It is made of turquoise blue moiré ribbon edged in red.
What symbols are embroidered on the sash?
The design includes a temple with mosaic pavement, the Square, the Compass in gold, acacia branches and three forget-me-nots.
Is the embroidery hand-made?
Yes. The designs are hand-embroidered with gold thread and silk thread.
What are the dimensions of the sash?
The sash measures 90 cm in length by 11 cm in width.
Does the sash have a fastening for a jewel?
Yes. A snap hook allows the Master's jewel to be attached.
What is on the back of the sash?
The black back features a printed design made up of a skull, bones and nine teardrops.
Why is this model considered a prestige sash?
Its particularly rich design combines temple, mosaic pavement, Square, Compass in gold, acacia branches and three forget-me-nots, with hand embroidery in gold thread and silk thread.
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