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Description

• Size : 3 meter
• color : Brown
• The cincture shown in the images is a long, white rope-like cord with tassels at each end. It is typically tied around the waist over the alb (a long white robe worn by clergy).
• It appears to be made from a durable fabric, likely a blend of cotton or synthetic fibers, designed to withstand regular use.
• 3. The cincture is white, which is commonly used to symbolize purity and is often worn during services celebrating feast days, solemnities, and sacraments such as Baptism and Eucharist.
• The cincture helps to secure the alb and other vestments, ensuring that they fit properly and remain in place during the liturgy.
• – It represents the virtue of chastity and readiness for service. In some traditions, it can also signify the yoke of Christ, which the clergy willingly take upon themselves.