Maniple c. 19th century

This 19th-century *Maniple*, created by an anonymous artist, is a long, narrow, red silk sash with embroidered motifs, likely for liturgical use. The central panel features a gold-trimmed border, while each end has a large, silver-beaded cross with intricate detailing. *Maniples* are an essential part of the vestments worn by Catholic clergy during religious ceremonies, indicating the importance of this artwork within religious practice.