Fellowcraft Apron with Tie Belt - Second Degree & Craft Freemasonry Scottish Rite

Fellowcraft Apron with Tie Belt - Second Degree & Craft Freemasonry Scottish RiteThe Fellowcraft Apron with Tie Belt is a significant garment worn by Freemasons during the Second Degree, known as the Fellowcraft Degree. Heres a detailed description of its features, symbolism, and importance within Masonic tradition: Design and Materials Color and Fabric: The apron is typically made from high quality white lambskin or imitation leather, symbolizing purity and innocence. The white fabric serves as a canvas for the Masonic symbols

The overall simplicity reflects the transition from material labor to the moral and philosophical labor of a Master Mason

Attachment: Securely attaches to the collar

the jewel includes the motto "IN HOC SIGNO SPES MEA" (“In this sign is my hope”)

Durability: Constructed for both durability and comfort

Comfort: Designed for both aesthetic appeal and practical use

It can also be personalized to suit your specific requirements

Flap: Classic square flap

appropriate for a leader guiding members in their Masonic journey

Ribbon: Premium black moiré with reinforced inner lining for structure

Color: Made from emerald green moiré ribbon

and the pursuit of enlightenment

Collar Jewel: