Deacons' vestments
The deacons' vestments are composed of three pieces: sticharion, orarion and cuffs. A sticharion is a long vestment, with long sleeves, that differs from the others by color and the sleeves' form, the latter one being the outer vestment. For the priests, the sticharion became an inner vestment, being covered by other vestments. The deacons' sticharion is made of fabric, especially white-colored. The orarion has the form of a narrow fabric band and long, made of cotton, silk or flax and embroidered with silver and golden threads, which forms crosses, leaves and corn ears. It is made usually of the same material as the deacons' sticharion. The cuffs are pieces common to all three hierarchic ranks, which are put over the sticharion cuffs' edge, in order to fasten them up, and not to trouble the hands' movement. They are made of the material of the outer vestments and may be detached from the sticharion.
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D105
"Saint Nectarios" design brocade with real metal threads...
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D22
Vestment with the symbol of double-headed eagle, adorned with...
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D04
The combination includes well balanced embroideries along with brocade...
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D62
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D86
Cyprus floral inspired design with small geometric pattern based...
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D21
Traditional crosstitch design inspired by old Moldavian...
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D122 Green
Light viscose brocade with rectangular crosses in two colors...
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D125
Light viscose brocade with crosses and sun rays design–...