APRON - Angels Swinging Censurs, 1170

Transform your kitchen into a gallery of refined taste with this sophisticated apron, drawing inspiration from the luminous Byzantine stained glass work "Angels Swinging Censurs" (1170). The intricate iconographic patterns evoke centuries of artistic tradition while delivering everyday practicality.

Constructed with durable, stain-resistant fabric and adjustable button straps, it seamlessly transitions from culinary preparation to entertaining. Whether you're tending to the grill, perfecting pastries, or hosting guests, this piece merges historical artistry with functional elegance—a wearable reminder that beauty and utility need not be separate.

The original Masterpiece is a Stained Glass Window created in the year 1170 titled "Angels Swinging Censurs.", It is presently on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, New York. 

"Crafted with reverence for Byzantine heritage, this apron transforms the Stained Glass Masterpiece "Angels Swinging Censurs" into wearable art.  Each design is personally curated and adapted to honor the original masterpiece while bringing timeless beauty into your kitchen. 

Produced on-demand with meticulous attention to detail, your apron undergoes a thoughtful production process that ensures artistic integrity and superior quality. The result is a functional piece that celebrates classical artistry—far beyond conventional kitchen wear.  Bring a little bit of Masterpiece Living into your kitchen today!"

Barbara Ann

• 100% polyester
• Size: 27.6″ × 30.3″ (70 cm × 77 cm)
• Weight: 10.9 oz (310 g)
• Button-adjustable black twill straps
• One size fits most