Welcome to our collection of REAA (Rite Ecossais Ancien Accepté) Masonic decorations. Here you'll find a rigorously designed range of aprons, saltires, gloves and ritual jewelry, respecting the symbolic uses of both blue lodges and REAA high ranks.
What you'll find in this REAA collection: Aprons for apprentices, journeymen and masters, blue lodge officers' saltire, REAA jewelry engraved according to degree, embroidered masonic gloves, textile accessories: scarves, cords, armbands, etc.
The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite is distinguished by a rich symbolic hierarchy, spanning 33 degrees. Each degree has its own colors, insignia and ornaments. That's why it's essential to choose decorations that match the initiatory progression of your workshop.
Our REAA aprons, for example, feature traditional motifs: blue rosettes, red decorations for the 18th degree, or crosses specific to the higher grades. The necklaces and jewelry in this collection respect the codes specific to each function: Venerable Master, Orator, Secretary, etc.
In the Masonic practice of Ancient Accepted Scottish RiteThe scenery varies according to the level of initiation. Visit blue lodgesThe first three degrees (Apprentice, Fellow Craftsman, Master) use aprons and saltires with specific colors and symbols, notably the red border and distinctive rosettes. From the 4th degree onwards, in high ranksFrom the red saltires of the 18th degree Rosicrucian to the black ornaments of the 30th degree Kadosh, each badge reflects the spiritual journey of the Brother or Sister.
Our REAA decors are graded to accompany this progression, whether you're in a symbolic lodge or in a perfection workshop, chapter, areopagus or consistory.
