Slabbinck blue banner with cross and Marian crown, 120x40 in
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Slabbinck blue banner with cross and Marian crown, 120x40 in.
This liturgical banner is dedicated to the figure of Mary, the mother of Jesus and the mother of the Church, creating an atmosphere of peace, reflection, and prayer.
The composition combines two symbols of profound significance: prominently displayed at the centre is a cross, representing the Christian faith and Christ's redeeming sacrifice, which Mary shared with silent love and complete adherence to God's will.
Overlapping or intertw...
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Slabbinck blue banner with cross and Marian crown, 120x40 in.
This liturgical banner is dedicated to the figure of Mary, the mother of Jesus and the mother of the Church, creating an atmosphere of peace, reflection, and prayer.
The composition combines two symbols of profound significance: prominently displayed at the centre is a cross, representing the Christian faith and Christ's redeeming sacrifice, which Mary shared with silent love and complete adherence to God's will.
Overlapping or intertwined with the cross is the Marian crown, symbolising Mary's spiritual royalty as the Queen of heaven and earth. The crown signifies her glory, intercession, and unique role in salvation history.
This image invites contemplation of the Marian mystery, characterised by humility, service, and perfect love, encouraging believers to live with the same spirit of trust and faith.
The new banner is digitally printed on fabric made of 100% artificial fibres and measures 118.1x39.4 in.
Finished at the top with an open hem, the banner is delivered with a wooden pole featuring two decorative finials and hanging rope. The bottom includes an integrated metal bar, ensuring perfect fabric tension during display.
Crafted by the Slabbinck atelier, this banner reflects liturgical excellence based on high-quality materials and meticulous craftsmanship, stemming from the long textile and liturgical tradition of the Belgian maison.
