Each product in our collection dedicated to AASR (Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite) Masonic regalia complies with the ritual requirements in force in the main jurisdictions practicing the AASR, including the Grande Loge de France, the Grand Orient of France and other male, female or mixed obediences.
What you will find in this AASR collection: aprons for Entered Apprentices, Fellowcrafts and Master Masons, Blue Lodge officers' collars, AASR jewels engraved according to degree, embroidered Masonic gloves, textile accessories: sashes, cords, armbands
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite is distinguished by a rich symbolic hierarchy spanning 33 degrees. Each degree has its own colours, insignia and ornaments. That is why it is essential to choose regalia that match the initiatic progression of your lodge.
Our AASR aprons, for example, feature the traditional motifs: blue rosettes, red decorations for the 18th degree, or crosses specific to the higher degrees. The collars and jewels in this collection respect the codes of each office: Worshipful Master, Orator, Secretary, etc.
In the Masonic practice of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, regalia vary according to the initiatic level. Blue Lodges, covering the first three degrees (Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason), use aprons and collars with precise colours and symbols, notably the red border and distinctive rosettes. From the 4th degree, in the higher degrees, the regalia change: from the red collars of the 18th degree Rose Croix to the black ornaments of the 30th degree Kadosh, each insignia reflects the spiritual path of the Brother or Sister.
Our AASR regalia are organised to accompany this progression, whether you are in a symbolic Lodge or in a Lodge of Perfection, Chapter, Areopagus or Consistory.
