Mitre "Crown with Evangelists"

Mitre "Crown with Evangelists" — Orthodox Bishop's Headdress

The Mitre "Crown with Evangelists" is a liturgical headdress used in Orthodox church services, distinguished by its crown-like shape and the depiction of the Four Evangelists.

Characteristics:

• Headdress for bishops and senior clergy
• Crown-shaped design
• Decorated with images of the Four Evangelists

The Mitre "Crown with Evangelists" is worn during Divine Liturgy and major feast days, symbolizing episcopal authority and spiritual leadership within the Orthodox Church. This mitre is placed on the head of the bishop as a sign of honor and liturgical dignity, and is used exclusively within the context of temple worship.