Handmade Guatemalan Clergy Stole 92" Green Handwoven Clerical Vestment Ordinary Time

This stunning clergy stole is 100% handwoven by indigenous Mayan artisans in Guatemala using a traditional backstrap loom. Featuring a vibrant green base color, this vestment is specifically designed for use during Ordinary Time in the Christian liturgical calendar, symbolizing spiritual growth, life, and hope. The stole features a traditional straight-neck collar design, which preserves the uncut integrity of the hand-loomed panels. Stitched down the length of the band are five beautifully stylized, geometric Christian pictograms that tell a story of faith and communion.The Five Woven Liturgical Symbols Included:The Latin Cross: The central symbol of faith, representing the crucifixion and resurrection.The Wheat Shaft: A geometric grain stalk symbolizing the harvest and the bread of Holy Communion.The Fish (Ichthys): The ancient Christian symbol used by early believers.The Chalice & Bread: A beautiful block-style representation of the communion cup and the elements of the Last Supper.The Ciborium / Loaf: A geometric representation of a basket containing a loaf of bread, completing the Eucharistic imagery.Specifications:Condition: Excellent vintage new condition. Structurally sound with tight, vibrant weave work. (Please see photos for details).Length: 92 inches (including the fringe)Width: 4 inches Material: 100% Handwoven Cotton Color: Liturgical Green with multi-colored geometric brocade panels (Pink, Blue, Orange, White, Black). Neck Style: Straight-neck collar Shi