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

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

often in a deep crimson or navy hue

symbolic of fervency

The red moiré symbolizes zeal

They might have been less ornate

50 Inches length and width is 11 inches Royal Blue velvet in best quality

combining tradition with functionality

Craft Provincial Full Dress Collar

and refined design

Lining: Fully lined for durability and comfort

Red symbolises courage and strength

and the eternal light of the Royal Arch

Usage:Worn by Royal Arch Companions under the Scottish Constitution