Conical Chasuble from the Melk Abbey/Chasuble from Melk, crucifixion on the front and the back, golden lilies in the background, rosettes and four-leaf clovers in golden quatrefoil on purple red silk, linen ground

In England an important production of embroidery developed in the High Middle Ages. Its products were successfully exported. Mostly liturgical garment have been preserved from these workshops on the European continent. One of these is this conical chasuble from the Melk Abbey. It depicts the crucifixion of Christ on its front and back.