Visit Standard Rite of Scotland is recognized first and foremost by the sobriety of its decor.
There's no pomp or overload: every element evokes the operative rigor of the old Scottish lodges.
Aprons, cords and jewelry are designed not as ornaments, but as symbolic tools, intended to remind the Brother of the inner work he is pursuing.
On this page, Nos Colonnes brings together all the Masonic decorations for lodges working to the Standard Rite of Scotlandaccording to Grande Loge Nationale Française (GLNF)but also from other obediences practising this rite, such as the Grande Loge Traditionnelle et Symbolique Opéra (GLTSO)) or the Grande Loge Traditionnelle de France (GLTF).
Each creation respects traditional customs while benefiting from the craftsmanship that distinguishes our workshops.
Royal Standard of Scotland
Royal Standard of Scotland Regalia
The Royal Standard of Scotland is an Anglo-Saxon Masonic rite practiced from the beginning of the seventeenth century in the first Scottish lodges, such as Mary's Chapel and Kilwinning No. 0, founded before 1598.
Although stemming from the beginnings of Freemasonry, the ritual was not codified until the 19th century. The Standard Rite of Scotland is distinguished by its particularity to be worked by heart by all the members of a lodge
the Royal Standard of Scotland has three degrees wearing each one its specific masonic regalia :
- 1st degree: Entered Apprentice
- 2d degree: Fellowcraft
- 3rd degree: Master Mason
On Nos Colonnes, you will find all the aprons, gloves, sashes, collars, collar jewels, hats, cups or kippah, ties, neckties used by the Freemasons of the Royal Standard of Scotland.
The masonic decorations especially aprons and necklaces are madeés with of Tartan fabric "Royal Steward
Decors inspired by Scottish tradition
In Scotland, there is no uniform code for aprons: some lodges opt for plain colors, others for a local tartan.
French lodges that have adopted the Standard Rite of Scotland have chosen to refer to the Royal Stewart tartanwhich has become emblematic of this rite on the continent.
This choice does not imitate Scottish diversity: it is a unified interpretation of it, a sign of respect and attachment to a living tradition.
The apron, the heart of Masonic décor
In the symbolism of the Standard Rite of Scotland, the apron is the central element of ritual clothing. It signifies belonging to the trade, the humility of the work and the dignity of the initiate.
Nos-Colonnes offers several models according to grade:
✔ Apprentice Aprons white with rounded bib.
✔ Compagnon Aprons White, adorned with two rosettes.
✔ Master Aprons The new, high-grade leather or imitation leather, adorned with two rosettes and two pendants, with square and compass embroidered on the bib.
✔ Very Venerable Aprons The lodge's design: discreet embroidery, functional symbols adapted to the lodge's charges.
These models express the modesty of the Masonic profession: work without ostentation, with constancy and moderation.
They are manufactured using noble materials - leather, thick fabrics, reinforced seams - to combine solidity and symbolic accuracy.
Standard Rite of Scotland scarves, jewelry and accessories
Visit Masters carry a scarf made in the Royal Stewart tartan and fringe, and the officers' necklaces are also in tartan, adorned with a davit and sometimes embroidered thistles.
Visit officer's jewelry include the main tools of the trade (square, level, perpendicular etc), sometimes complemented by other functional emblems.
The set can be purchased separately or combined to form a single unit. complete packagesThis is the only way to ensure the symbolic coherence of the outfits and the visual unity of the Temple.
Nos-Colonnes also offers a selection ofadditional accessories - gloves, badges, pins - always compatible with the spirit of the Standard Rite of Scotland: elegance and discretion.
Standard Rite of Scotland: Decorations for every grade and function
The first steps of the initiatory journey, marked by the purity of white.
Symbols of mastery, balance and transmission.
For Brothers invested with offices within the lodge, reflecting responsibility and exemplarity.
Matching sets including apron, scarf or necklace and jewelry for a harmonious ritual.
Squares, compasses, levels, etc., faithful to the symbolism of the rite.
Masonic craftsmanship and know-how
The sets offered by Nos-Colonnes are designed using specialized workshops where each piece is handcrafted. Materials are chosen for their nobility: genuine leather, high-end fabrics, fine embroidery and reinforced stitching.
Each apron is therefore unique, combining solidity and symbolic precision.
This demand for quality is in line with the spirit of the Standard Rite of Scotland itself: to make every gesture a righteous act, every object a support for reflection.
Our partner craftsmen have been working with lodges and Brethren for many years, guaranteeing compliance with the Masonic practices of the GLNF and other obediences practicing this rite.
Why choose Nos Colonnes?
Choosing Nos-Colonnes means putting your trust in a company that specializes in traditional masonic decorations.
We don't just offer products, but objects with meaning. Each collection is developed in collaboration with Brothers who are fully conversant with the ritual requirements of their rites.
Nos-Colonnes guarantees :
✔ The ritual conformity of models.
✔ French or European craftsmanship.
✔ A service attentive to the needs of lodges and workshops.
✔ Fast, careful shipping, in France and abroad.
In this way, every Brother working in the Standard Rite of Scotland can find on this page all the decorations necessary for his initiatory work, in a spirit of accuracy and respect.
Towards loyalty and unity
The Standard Rite of Scotland teaches regularity, accuracy and brotherhood. The simplicity and elegance of its decorations reflect this philosophy: strip away the superfluous to better approach the light.
By choosing aprons and jewelry in keeping with tradition, the Brother perpetuates a lineage of builders and seekers of truth.
Nos-Colonnes is proud to support this approach by offering a complete collection, faithful to the tradition and timeless message of the Standard Rite of Scotland.
