Flat Knot Cincture

A Flat Knot Cincture is a type of liturgical or ceremonial cincture (a long
cord or belt worn around the waist, usually over an alb or robe) that is
tied in a distinctive flat knot at the front or side. Unlike a standard
cincture tied with a simple loop or bow, the flat knot lays more evenly
against the fabric, creating a neat and balanced appearance.

Key Features:

Design: Made of woven cord, usually of silk, rayon, or cotton.

Knot: The flat knot (sometimes resembling a reef knot or square knot) keeps
the cincture secure while reducing bulk.

Tassels: Ends of the cords often feature tassels, which may be plain, silk,
or bullion, depending on the level of formality.

Use: Common in liturgical vestments for clergy, but also appears in some
Masonic, fraternal, and academic regalia.

Symbolism: In Christian liturgy, the cincture symbolizes chastity,
readiness for service, and purity.

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Minimum Order: 100 pieces