Mitre "Cross in a Wreath"

Mitre "Cross in a Wreath": Orthodox Church Headwear for Clergy

The Mitre "Cross in a Wreath" is a traditional piece of ecclesiastical headwear worn by clergy in Orthodox Christian liturgical services.

Characteristics:

• Distinguished by a cross motif encircled by a wreath
• Classic Orthodox mitre shape, signifying clerical rank
• Ornamental and symbolic liturgical design

Purpose and Use

The Mitre "Cross in a Wreath" is intended for use by Orthodox bishops and certain senior clergy during Divine Liturgy and other important church services. It serves as a symbol of spiritual authority and is an integral part of Orthodox liturgical vestments, worn within the sanctuary and at the altar.