George Washington Masonic Apron Replica. Hand embroidered. Real Leather
Description and heritage
This replica of George Washington’s Masonic apron is a tangible piece of history, a celebration of Masonic heritage. Towards the end of 1784, during a visit by General La Fayette to Washington, this white satin apron, decorated with Masonic emblems worked by the Marquise de La Fayette, was presented as a gift.
Together with the rosewood box in which it was presented by General La Fayette, this apron is now kept by the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania.
Craftsmanship and materials
This replica is reproduced on genuine lambskin. The hand embroidery in gold thread reproduces the details of Washington’s apron. Its dimensions, 15.5 inches (39 cm) wide by 18 inches (45 cm) high, follow the original proportions.
Features
- Material: genuine lambskin
- Hand embroidery in gold thread
- Dimensions: 39 cm wide x 45 cm high (15.5" x 18")
- Adjustable belt with snake clasp
- Lining with a pocket for gloves
- Condition: new
The adjustable belt, with its snake clasp, ensures a comfortable and secure fit, while the apron lining includes a handy pocket for gloves.
Conclusion
The replica of George Washington’s Masonic apron is more than a simple Masonic accessory: it is a collector’s piece, a tribute to one of the most famous Freemasons in history.
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