This is a brightly colored Roman Catholic Roman vestment, probably from the mid-20th century. Front and back of vestment have lime green and rose colored floral pattern. There are wide (1.25) gold vertical bands on back and front. The orphrey in front (where the Mass celebrant holds his hands in prayer), shows some wear, which is very common for used Roman chasubles. This has been repaired, but additional minor repairs may be needed. The “strings” that the priest uses when vesting for Mass are present. The chasuble measures 42 inches from top of shoulder to lower back hem. It is 29.5 inches across back. Finally the chasuble has a nice scalloped fringe around edges of the garment. Lining is light yellow fabric.