What is a stolen priest?
traditionally wears priests and bishops, the priest is stolen liturgical clothing, which usually indicates the office or order of the wearer. The priest is stolen by the type of scarf or scarf, in the range of 2 to 4 inches (5.08 to 10.16 cm) and in length from 7 to 9 feet (2,133 to 2,743 m). The table is most often decorated with a cross located in the tandem, opposite each other. In addition, some signs add ornamental edges at both ends of the priest stolen. The fabric was tight bonds and often strongly starchy to create a more significant look. The connection has also been added to reduce wrinkles. Today, a number of different types of fabrics are used in the production of this liturgical clothing.
The colors of the tables are traditionally dictated to the season in which they are worn, and if they are to be worn to celebrate Holiday. The priest Stoles, which is worn at the celebration of Christmas and Easter, is produced with a white fabric. The red fabric is selected for those who are to be worn on Good Friday, so on Sundays and Sundays. Violet is used for Lent and Advent and Cherne - not purple or purple, how much would many assume - are selected if the wearer presides the funeral service or weight
Although most often wears men, women also wear scarves, wraps or galleries like head and/or shoulder during liturgical services. Those wears women are made of thinner material than those wearing men and worn more often to cover their heads rather than just shoulders. Light silk or clear, gauches of bedding or passmin are often used. While white is a common color of choice, these types of tables come in a wide range of shades and patterns. The length and width of these tables differ as well as.
In addition to being worn as a liturgical garment, tunnels have been fashionable for a long time and dated to ancient Rome. Stoles, which are worn by men and women, are used not only as a fashion accessory, but to provide another layer for further heat. The shape of a traditional stolen priest often afterIt uses as a basic pattern for many fashion tables, scarves and wraps.