Cloth of Gold with Rich Tradition - Orleans

Historical Background - Orleans Cloth of Gold

Hearkening back to the days of King Henry VIII, this French design of the 16th century evokes images of the meet between the King of England and Francis I of France at the Field of the Cloth of Gold, the last great display of Medieval Chivalry.

Product Description

This unique fabric shimmers with a light, golden background, accented by rich colors of red and deep gold to create a Fleur de Lis, cross, and scroll work detail. The pattern would be stunning for use on a bishop miter, as orphrey trims for a cope, priest chasuble, or as altar hangings. It would be lovely for use as a Roman Chasuble or to create a unique and special Latin Mass Vestment Set. 

Features - Orleans Cloth of Gold

Pattern Repeat: 10 ½" (27 cm)
Width: 48" (122 cm)
Fiber Content: 32% Cotton, 28% Met. Yarn, 17% Viscose, 17% Polyester, 5% Silk
Custom Orders: Contact us anytime for custom colors or specifications.

*We recommend that this fabric ships to you rolled on a tube. The system does not have that option available at check out. We will contact you after the order has been placed to provide the alternate shipping option of having the fabric rolled on a tube.