Mitre "Crown"

Mitre "Crown" – liturgical headwear for Orthodox bishops

The Mitre "Crown" is a traditional and ceremonial headdress used by bishops during Orthodox Christian divine services.

Characteristics:

• Shape: Crown-like form symbolizing episcopal authority
• Purpose: Worn by bishops during liturgical celebrations and solemn processions
• Distinguishing feature: Resembles a royal crown, emphasizing the spiritual leadership of the episcopate

Designed for use within the sanctuary of Orthodox temples, the Mitre "Crown" underscores the dignity and hierarchical status of the bishop, playing a significant role in the visual and spiritual heritage of church worship.