Regina Angelorum Altar Tablecloth - MT131

Name: Regina Angelorum altar cloth - MT131 - Granda
SKU: NMT131
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Description

Our altar cloth is made of high quality fabric, which can be made of 100 % linen fabric or 50% linen polyester blend fabric. In addition, it has a red and green machine embroidery of a crown and the Latin text "Regina Angelorum Ora Pro Nobis". Our altar cloths are custom made, so the estimated delivery time is between 4 and 5 weeks. We recommend cold wash and strong iron. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions when ordering your altar cloth.

Regina Angelorum Altar Tablecloth - MT131

Reference NMT131

Altarcloth for the altar machine embroidered in green and red with the Latin text "Regina Angelorum" in 100% linen fabric or in linen polyester blend fabric (50/50%). It is made with a hem and hemstitching all around. Tablecloth with long falls. Indicate the measurements in the enabled fields. Please specify the measurements of the tablecloth when placing your order and not those of the altar. The price of the altarcloth is indicated by its width, up to 52 cm wide, and for measures greater than 52 cm it becomes the price of 1 meter.

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Description

Our altar cloth is made of high quality fabric, which can be made of 100 % linen fabric or 50% linen polyester blend fabric. In addition, it has a red and green machine embroidery of a crown and the Latin text "Regina Angelorum Ora Pro Nobis". Our altar cloths are custom made, so the estimated delivery time is between 4 and 5 weeks. We recommend cold wash and strong iron. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions when ordering your altar cloth.

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