As we have pointed out before, chasubles of silver cloth are not particularly common all things considered. Far more common is white or gold. As such, I am always interested in pointing out examples when they turn up. This particular example comes from Aquitaine and dates to 1863-1879.
The chasuble is designed in the French style and cut and includes both silver and gold lamé.
A detail better shows the IHS monogram surrounded by the crown of thorns and radiating beams of light.
Photo: (c) Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Inventaire général du patrimoine culturel
