Scottish Master of St Andrew Apron. Square flap. 41x34cm - Rectified Scottish Rite

Description

The Scottish Master of Saint Andrew (MESA) apron of the Rectified Scottish Rite (RER) is an example of Masonic craftsmanship. This apron represents not only elegance but also the importance of the rank of Scottish Master of Saint Andrew. Edged and lined in green, its green rectangular flap edged in red is a mark of distinction within the Order.

Craftsmanship and details

Measuring 41 x 34 cm, this apron is carefully designed to meet the standards and regulations of the Masonic Obediences. It is adorned with three red rosettes, stiff and mounted on a backing, ensuring regular folds in all circumstances. The flap rosette, removable and attached with Velcro, can be replaced as the wearer wishes.

Personalisation and versatility

The adjustable green belt, fitted with a bronze clasp, ensures a comfortable fit. The back of the apron, also green, is lined for good hold. In addition, two back pockets are provided to store gloves and accessories, combining practicality and looks.

Features

• Degree: Scottish Master of Saint Andrew (MESA), Rectified Scottish Rite (RER)
• Green edging and lining, green rectangular flap edged in red
• Three stiff red rosettes on a backing; removable flap rosette (Velcro)
• Adjustable green belt, bronze clasp
• Lined green back, two back pockets
• Dimensions: 41 × 34 cm
• Material of your choice: faux leather, natural silk or genuine leather

Conclusion

This Scottish Master of Saint Andrew apron is much more than a garment; it reflects the solemnity and commitment of a Master within the Rectified Scottish Rite. Every detail of this apron has been designed to reflect the dignity of this degree, a meaningful symbol of the Masonic path of the one who wears it.