Camauro in Dark Blue Color

I visited the PRADO museum in Madrid last Saturday and saw the painting

Doña Isabel la Católica dictando su testamento

from

Eduardo Rosales.

The third person from right is Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros.

He was painted by Rosales wearing a camauro in dark blue color.

Why? I will figure it out.

Or maybe one of my esteemed readers knows the answer?

Camauro Made out of Red Fulè

Camauro made out of red fulè (mixture of wool and cashmere)

Trimming with white ermine fur

Same fabric like the tabarro of the Holy Father:

© picture: Stefano Spaziano

On this picture the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI., wears a Camauro made out of red velvet

Foulé / Folé / Fulé / Fulè:

Tessuto di lana morbido e di medio peso [[Abbigliamento_di_lana|che si presenta pieno alla mano; la struttura della sua armatura risulta migliorata dal conferimento di pelo sottile. Viene prodotto in ]] armatura a lino o a saia con filati pettinati e cardati. Viene impiegato per la realizzazione di vari capi di abbigliamento uomo e donna. Il suo nome deriva dal francese "fouler", che significa calandrare, follare. 

FOLARO: colui che lavora i tessuti per renderli più omogenei e compattati; fa la follatura, cioè l’operazione di giuntura (eseguita facendo passare una lama a contatto della superficie del tessuto per eliminare i solchi lasciati dal pettine). Deriva dal latino volgare fullare= pigiare, collegato con fullo,-onis=lavandaio. Chierese: folé (fulé).

Zucchetto, Camauro, Papal Loafers, Papal Pectoral Cross Cord

Unser Papst in Deutschland! - Our Pope in Germany!

H.H. Pope Benedict XVI - Welcome to Germany!

Kunsthaus Kopp in Saarbruecken presents a special decoration in his shopping window to welcome H.H. Pope Benedict XVI. in Germany.

Camauro - Golden Pectoral Cross Cord - Zucchetto - Red Loafers

Camauro Fully Lined with White Ermine Fur

Summer camauro in amaranth red silk, white camauro in silk-damask worn during the Octave of Easter and winter-camauro in red velvet. All of them have the brim ornameted with ermine fur.

© CÆREMONIALE ROMANVM

  Camauro, lined with white ermine fur and embroidered coat of arms of Pope Paul VI. inside

Coat of arms of Pope Paul VI.

Papal St. Ninian's Tartan

To get detailed information on the St. Ninian's tartan, exclusivly made for Pope Benedict XVI., please visit Tartan Pope Benedict VXI.

Camauro made of papal tartan with artificial white fur as brim

 Biretta made of papal tartan with 3 horns (blades, wings) and a white pompon

 Biretta made of papal tartan with 3 horns (blades, wings) and a white stem

 Zucchetto made of papal tartan with a white stem

Spanish bonete made of the Papal St. Ninian's tartan

Some selected items from Ingles Buchan, by means of they promote the Pope's visit in Scotland in September 2010

Bow Tie

Scarf

Tie

Flat Cap

Tammie

The "Forbidden" Camauro

According to the rules of the Roman Catholic Church only the pope is allowed to wear the camauro. This one is made of hand woven black silk damask with a brim of back dyed ermine fur.

It was made for a priest.