Beneficent Knight of the Holy City Commander Collar - Rectified Scottish Rite Inner Order

Description

The Commander’s collar of the Knight Beneficent of the Holy City (Chevalier Bienfaisant de la Cité Sainte, CBCS) within the Inner Order of the Rectified Scottish Rite (RER) is a Masonic piece of distinction. Hand-embroidered, this collar in red natural silk reflects the dignity associated with the rank of Commander. It represents not only a status within the Order, but also a commitment to the principles and values of the Rectified Scottish Rite.

Making and design

Measuring 11 cm in width, this collar is made of red natural silk, a symbolic choice representing passion and devotion. It is edged with an outer gold braid. Every detail of the collar has been designed to reflect the status and importance of the Commander in the CBCS.

Features

• Material: natural silk
• Colour: red, outer gold braid
• Hand embroidery
• Width: 11 cm
• Rite: Rectified Scottish Rite (RER), Inner Order
• Degree: Commander, Knight Beneficent of the Holy City (CBCS)

Symbolism and importance

The Commander’s collar is a symbol of responsibility and authority within the Inner Order of the Rectified Scottish Rite. The red of the silk and the gleam of the gold are visual reminders of the path travelled by the Commanders, and of their continuing commitment to guide and inspire the members of the Order.

Conclusion

The CBCS Commander collar is much more than a Masonic accessory; it is an emblem of wisdom, authority and commitment within the Rectified Scottish Rite. It embodies the tradition of the Rite, symbolising the Commander’s respect and devotion to his role and responsibilities in the Order.