Beneficent Knight of the Holy City Cape (CBCS) - Rectified Scottish Rite Inner Order

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Beneficent Knight of the Holy City Cape (CBCS) - Rectified Scottish Rite Inner OrderThe Beneficent Knight of the Holy City cape, worn by members of the CBCS (Chevaliers Bienfaisants de la Cit Sainte) within the Rectified Scottish Rites Inner Order, symbolizes the chivalric and spiritual ideals of the Order. This distinguished garment is typically crafted from high quality white fabric, symbolizing purity, humility, and the pursuit of enlightenment through virtuous actions. Design Features: Color: The cape is primarily white,

and immortality within the Masonic tradition

Attachment Hook: Fitted with a discreet hook or swivel clip at the base to suspend the officer’s jewel

executed with precision and fidelity to established tradition

This adjustable feature ensures that the apron can be worn easily during Masonic ceremonies

particularly within Craft lodges or Lodges of Perfection

Durable Faux Leather Construction

The apron features an adjustable waist belt with gilt metal clasp

The Mantle & Tunic works well together to create a magnificent appearance for the wearer and provides a comfortable fit

making it a fitting regalia piece for those presiding in the East

This apron is a dignified expression of Royal Arch Masonry

The 12th Degree Apron of the Grand Egyptian Order is a distinguished piece of regalia

The Masonic Memphis Misraim Rite Master Architect Apron – 12th Degree (AASR) is a distinguished piece of regalia that reflects the deep symbolism and heritage of the Rite

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