Welcome to our collection dedicated to Vénérables Maîtres et Officiers de Loge Bleue pratiquant le Rite Écossais Ancien Accepté (REAA). Here you will find a complete range of aprons, saltires, gloves, jewelry and other masonic accessories designed to reflect the specific requirements of the REAA blue box.
AASR Blue Lodge Worshipful Master & Officers
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite (AASR) Blue Lodge Worshipful Master & Officers
The necklaces are used by the college of officers with their venerable. They can be accompanied by the jewel of the office.
How to choose your necklace and your jewel?
The saltire Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite is of sky blue color in that Our Columns offers in natural silk.
Lodge officers will choose their necklaces according to their offices because the necklaces have the office embroidery.
For the Venerable Master various models are available with various symbols.
About the officers jewelry or Venerable Master, they are in bronze (brass) and represent the function of the office
How to take care of your long necklace?
Long necklaces of Our Columns are machine washable in delicate or cold.
Who is this collection for?
Use in Blue Lodge and REAA Rituals
In the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, the blue box groups together the first three symbolic degrees: Apprentice, Fellow and Master. These degrees are considered the basis of all Masonic progression. Each ritual outfit within the blue lodge is marked with a strict dress code Wearing an apron, white gloves, lanyard and neckerchief specific to its function is compulsory.
Visit lodge officersincluding the Venerable Master, each has a defined symbolic and operational role in the ritual. Their decorations make it possible to visualize their hierarchical function at first glance and reinforce the solemnity of the work. The Venerable's apron, for example, is distinguished by richer borders and motifs, sometimes enhanced by gilded embroidery or symbolic elements such as the square or the flamboyant Delta.
In this sense, scenery is more than just a prop: they embody Masonic role, commitment and regularity of the wearer in the symbolic architecture of the REAA. The quality and accuracy of the symbols and respect for ritual colors directly contribute to the effectiveness of the ritual, by creating a harmonious, structured space.
Link with REAA High Grades
Although this collection is dedicated to blue boxit is also the gateway to the top ranks of the REAA. In fact, rigor in the wearing of decorations from the first three degrees is a sign of seriousness in the progression to the higher degrees (4th to 33rd).
Brothers and sisters who hold officer positions in blue lodges are often those who go on to work in the lodges of perfection or chapters of the REAA. This initiatory and symbolic link between the symbolic degrees and the high ranks makes the choice of decor an essential step, right from the first functions.
Choosing a decor that complies with and respects the rite also means honoring the REAA tradition in all its richness, and lay the foundations for a coherent and harmonious Masonic path.
To find out more about REAA, visit our article on the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
