Orthodox vestments are liturgical vestments worn by ancient
Christian faith. They reflect the dignity and honor the ritual had. The
vestments had specific colours to portray the ceremony conducted. The color Red
portrays the blood Jesus shed on the cross. Purple or violet marks the birth
and death of Christ Jesus. Blue symbolizes the Heaven or Mary. Green indicates
the individual creation of God. White stimulates the Holiness of the church.
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This
vestment is made of rich Damask Fabric.
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This
vestment is custom made to measure.
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The
back side of the Phelonion is embroidered with a cross with rich metallic gold
thread.
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The
Epitrachelion has seven crosses embroidered on it.
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The
ends of the Phelonion and the Epitrachelion is finished with golden braids.
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The
Phelonion has 8 buttons at the front in which 4 buttons are functional buttons
and other 4 buttons are ornamental buttons.
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The
stole has 16 buttons down the front in which 8 buttons are functional buttons
and 8 buttons are ornamental buttons.
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