Scottish Master of St. Andrew Set: Apron & Collar - Rectified Scottish Rite (RER)

Rectified Scottish Rite - Scottish Master of St. Andrew Set: Apron & Collar

Apron Description:

Material: High-quality white leather or imitation leather for durability and elegance.

Body: Square-shaped apron with a distinctive triangular flap, symbolizing spiritual ascent.

Trim:

Deep green silk or satin border along all edges, reflecting hope, renewal, and the connection to St. Andrew.

The triangular flap is also edged in matching green, emphasizing its prominence.

Emblems:

Embroidered gold Scottish Cross of St. Andrew prominently featured on the flap.

In some traditions, additional emblems such as a branch of acacia or specific heraldic motifs may be included to signify the virtues of fidelity and resurrection.

Fastening: Adjustable waistband with durable clasp for a secure and comfortable fit.

Collar Description:

Shape: Wide V-shaped collar, worn over the shoulders and chest, reaching down to the sternum.

Material: Deep green moiré or grosgrain ribbon, complementing the apron’s trim.

Lining: Often backed with a contrasting color, sometimes white or black, denoting purity and reflection.

Emblems:

Suspended from the apex of the collar is a finely crafted jewel, typically in the form of the St. Andrew's Cross in metal (gold or silver tone), symbolizing martyrdom and steadfast faith.

Embroidered or woven accents may include symbolic motifs relevant to the Rectified Rite’s chivalric tradition.

Symbolism & Use:

Represents the fifth degree in the Rectified Scottish Rite, emphasizing knightly virtues, moral discipline, and spiritual progression.

Worn by Scottish Masters of St. Andrew during official lodge meetings and rituals.

The harmonious use of green and gold reflects growth, spiritual rebirth, and the light of divine wisdom.

Craftsmanship:

Designed with care to meet exacting standards of Masonic tradition and aesthetics.

Suitable for both working regalia and ceremonial display.