Prophetically crafted silk worship veil as depicted. After seeking the presence of the Lord, a silk dye technique is used to create patterns and symbols representative of the word of God. Each creation is unique in the revelation behind the creation. This veil features a Hebrew inscription in gold calligraphy along the borders from Isaiah 60:1. Inspired by a prophetic creation based on “Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the LORD rises upon you. See, darkness covers the earth and thick darkness is over the peoples, but the LORD rises upon you and his glory appears over you. Nations will come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your dawn.” -Isaiah 60:1-3.
This dye pattern depicts the glory of the LORD shining upon us all as his precious creations. Like a garden of flowers, his light cultivates us into his very image. According to the greater glory of the new covenant in 2 Corinthians 3:16, when we turn away from the law and turn to Christ Jesus the veil is removed and we can behold the glory of the LORD with unveiled faces, it is through this soaking in His presence that we become transformed from glory to glory. The transition from the yellow (representing the glory of the LORD) to the pinks and greens symbolizes the garden and creation of mankind that the LORD shines upon. In the Shibori dyed veil, there are 6 symbols in this depicted garden, representing mankind as the flowers in this garden, as man was created on the 6th day. Purple and gold were selected to symbolize the morning glory flower, a prophetic representation of the believer.
Lightweight silk allows multiple uses worship, movement, or as a prayer veil.
A handprinted scripture has been added to the borders in Hebrew as led by the Holy Spirit.
Hebrew translation: Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the LORD rises upon you. ” -Isaiah 60:1 (Hand-painted with permanent gold acrylic paint).
Product Details: 100% Habotai silk, Lightweight 5 momme weight, 45X80
*2 available, for immediate shipping
*Care Instructions for silk: Keep silk stored in storage bag when not in use, or you may hang it on a hook or clothing rack to avoid wrinkles. Silk may be ironed on medium heat with steam on reverse side only around gold paint. *Avoiding adding direct heat to the gold hand painted symbols, iron on reverse side only. Do not wash silk as it will cause dye to bleed, avoid getting stains or dirt on silk. To remove wrinkles lightly steam silk or iron on medium heat with steam. Veils may be worn as a mantle, raised in worship & praise, or converted to a streamer by tying one of the corners to a streamer rod (sold separately). Cut any runs in thread with fabric scissors, runs in the silk can be repaired with clear fabric glue. Avoid placing silk in direct sunlight which can cause vibrant colors to fade. Flags can be wrapped neatly around the rod and stored in a cool dry place or flag bag for transport. Rod can also be bend into a U-Shape and stored in smaller bags temporarily.
Prophetically crafted silk worship veil as depicted. After seeking the presence of the Lord, a silk dye technique is used to create patterns and symbols representative of the word of God. Each creation is unique in the revelation behind the creation. This veil features a Hebrew inscription in gold calligraphy along the borders from Isaiah 60:1. Inspired by a prophetic creation based on “Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the LORD rises upon you. See, darkness covers the earth and thick darkness is over the peoples, but the LORD rises upon you and his glory appears over you. Nations will come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your dawn.” -Isaiah 60:1-3.
This dye pattern depicts the glory of the LORD shining upon us all as his precious creations. Like a garden of flowers, his light cultivates us into his very image. According to the greater glory of the new covenant in 2 Corinthians 3:16, when we turn away from the law and turn to Christ Jesus the veil is removed and we can behold the glory of the LORD with unveiled faces, it is through this soaking in His presence that we become transformed from glory to glory. The transition from the yellow (representing the glory of the LORD) to the pinks and greens symbolizes the garden and creation of mankind that the LORD shines upon. In the Shibori dyed veil, there are 6 symbols in this depicted garden, representing mankind as the flowers in this garden, as man was created on the 6th day. Purple and gold were selected to symbolize the morning glory flower, a prophetic representation of the believer.
Lightweight silk allows multiple uses worship, movement, or as a prayer veil.
A handprinted scripture has been added to the borders in Hebrew as led by the Holy Spirit.
Hebrew translation: Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the LORD rises upon you. ” -Isaiah 60:1 (Hand-painted with permanent gold acrylic paint).
Product Details: 100% Habotai silk, Lightweight 5 momme weight, 45X80
*2 available, for immediate shipping
*Care Instructions for silk: Keep silk stored in storage bag when not in use, or you may hang it on a hook or clothing rack to avoid wrinkles. Silk may be ironed on medium heat with steam on reverse side only around gold paint. *Avoiding adding direct heat to the gold hand painted symbols, iron on reverse side only. Do not wash silk as it will cause dye to bleed, avoid getting stains or dirt on silk. To remove wrinkles lightly steam silk or iron on medium heat with steam. Veils may be worn as a mantle, raised in worship & praise, or converted to a streamer by tying one of the corners to a streamer rod (sold separately). Cut any runs in thread with fabric scissors, runs in the silk can be repaired with clear fabric glue. Avoid placing silk in direct sunlight which can cause vibrant colors to fade. Flags can be wrapped neatly around the rod and stored in a cool dry place or flag bag for transport. Rod can also be bend into a U-Shape and stored in smaller bags temporarily.
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