Embroidered priest vestments B-201 white

Embroidered vestment with vine motifs and the double-headed eagle.

The crowned double-headed eagle has been present since the early centuries of Christianity in the churches of Mount Athos and on the flag of the Byzantine Empire.

The color white symbolizes purity and the brightness of God’s grace, which is why these priest vestments can be worn both on Sundays and on feast days throughout the year.

The vine highlights the double-headed eagle, the central element of the vestment, forming a pattern that outlines the felonion all around, while on the back the icon of the Holy Trinity is prominently displayed. The crosses and the double-headed eagle adorn the epitrachelion, harmoniously framed by the vine, creating a remarkable design. The belt, cuffs, and coverings for the Holy Vessels are also embroidered to match the vestment, and the embroidered trim outlining each piece adds an extra touch of beauty and elegance.

The exceptional quality of the embroidery threads and other materials that make up the vestments ensures that this product retains its beauty and durability over time.

Upon request, the vestment can be made in any color desired by the client, and the embroidery is done in harmony with the chosen color.