Mitre "Byzantine"

Mitre "Byzantine" — Traditional Orthodox Liturgical Headwear

The Mitre "Byzantine" is a type of ceremonial headdress used in Orthodox Christian church services, reflecting Byzantine tradition and dignity.

Characteristics:

• Distinctive "Byzantine" style
• Designed for hierarchs and clergy
• Represents honor and spiritual authority in Orthodox liturgy

Purpose: The Mitre "Byzantine" is worn during Divine Liturgy and other important services as a symbol of ecclesiastical office within the Orthodox Church. It is placed on the head of a bishop or high-ranking clergyman while serving in the altar and throughout the temple.