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Brothers,
Below are photos of an apron I did for grins and giggles. It wasn't made for anyone in particular, it was just a concept I had. You will most likely remember it from a thread I started a month of so ago.
Anyway, it is for sale and I would love for one of my AC Brothers to own it.
The apron body is made of white silk with a light blue cotton backing. The ties are made of the same light blue back as the backing. The apron is trimmed with a 2' gold fringe. The fringe is a synthetic material, but it is the best material that I could find for this apron.
The symbolism of the flap includes a delta with an intertwined circle. The delta being a widely used Masonic symbol for the trinity of God and I’ve entwined it with a circle for infinity. Of course you recognize the All Seeing Eye in its center.
The body design was partially taken from an 1866 Tennessee Masonic Text-Book. Similar designs are seen in other Masonic Monitors from the 1840s and 50s. I like the concept of permanence with the stone alter being anchored by the Great Lights.
I sign and number each of my aprons. This one happens to be No. 32. There is also a stamp on the back were a Brother could affix his name to this apron. (see photos)
This is a one of a kind design and is all hand painted. Hopefully you will understand there is quite a few hours on the design and painting process.
Brothers, I am asking $400.00 plus $15.00 shipping and insurance. Sorry, but these don’t get handed over to the USPS without insurance.
Please PM me if you are interested.
Thanks for your interest.
Below are photos of an apron I did for grins and giggles. It wasn't made for anyone in particular, it was just a concept I had. You will most likely remember it from a thread I started a month of so ago.
Anyway, it is for sale and I would love for one of my AC Brothers to own it.
The apron body is made of white silk with a light blue cotton backing. The ties are made of the same light blue back as the backing. The apron is trimmed with a 2' gold fringe. The fringe is a synthetic material, but it is the best material that I could find for this apron.
The symbolism of the flap includes a delta with an intertwined circle. The delta being a widely used Masonic symbol for the trinity of God and I’ve entwined it with a circle for infinity. Of course you recognize the All Seeing Eye in its center.
The body design was partially taken from an 1866 Tennessee Masonic Text-Book. Similar designs are seen in other Masonic Monitors from the 1840s and 50s. I like the concept of permanence with the stone alter being anchored by the Great Lights.
I sign and number each of my aprons. This one happens to be No. 32. There is also a stamp on the back were a Brother could affix his name to this apron. (see photos)
This is a one of a kind design and is all hand painted. Hopefully you will understand there is quite a few hours on the design and painting process.
Brothers, I am asking $400.00 plus $15.00 shipping and insurance. Sorry, but these don’t get handed over to the USPS without insurance.
Please PM me if you are interested.
Thanks for your interest.
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