Embroidered priest vestments – B-4 white/blue, Embroidered Vestments

Vestments embroidered with grapevine and crosses.

The grapevine is a symbol of Christ the Savior’s blood and has been an essential part of Christian life since its beginnings. The phelonion of the vestment is embroidered all around with grapevine patterns, which are also found on the epitrachelion combined with crosses. Crosses are present on other pieces of the vestment (belt, cuffs), and the coverings for the Holy Vessels are also embroidered to match the vestment

On the back of the phelonion is embroidered a cross containing the inscription IC XC NI KA; this ancient inscription is still used today for sealing the prosphora and means JESUS CHRIST THE VICTOR.

The priest vestments are embroidered with black silk combined with gold thread. 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.

White vestments adorned with this color combination (black–gold) are very suitable for the priest’s service during Great Lent, as well as for feasts and Sundays throughout the year.

Upon request, these vestments embroidered with grapevine and crosses can be made in any color desired by the client, and the embroidery will be done to match the chosen color.