Chasuble
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The bold, blocky design of this fabric is articulated in gold and green, with foliage details in peach, pink and magenta. The effect is not unlike early eighteenth-century silks, particularly associated with Venice, of the type given the modern name "bizarre". However, the textile is thick, machined and mass-produced. The current garment has been carefully assembled from large patches of this textile, reclaimed and reused from an earlier iteration, machine-stitched together and combined with a new lining, almost denim-like, in a thick, hard-wearing beige twill.
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