Silk-Brocade Coptic-Style Priestly Phelonion (Phanolion)

TAILORING FEATURES >>>

• a fully-lined Coptic-style phelonion, which is hand-tailored in the silk-brocade fabric of your choice
• decorated with three applique crosses, which are machine-embroidered with golden-metallic/silvery-metallic threads
• trimmed with golden/silvery galloon and finished with golden/silvery accents (fringe, buttons, etc)

OPTIONAL FEATURES >>>

• a phelonion cut of your choice: a flare cut (similar to an Armenian-style phelonion) or a close-fitting cut (similar to a Greek-style phelonion)

SIZING >>>

Each order is custom-tailored to your set of individual measurements. To submit your measurements online, please visit the Liturgix measurement diagram.
Because there are different local styles and customer preferences regarding the length of priestly phelonion, please specify your preferable dimensions using the phelonion diagram.
(Note: You are welcome to measure your current vestments that you are satisfied with. All requested dimensions are optional and if not provided your phelonion will be completed in traditional lengths for the height submitted.)

CLEANING AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS >>>

To clean: dry-cleaning recommended; the embroidered applique must be removed prior to cleaning.
 

PRODUCT INCLUDES >>>

In Oriental Orthodoxy, the phelonion is often only clasped at the neck, and is thus more open than the Byzantine-style, resembling a Western cope. Its various names are phanolion (Coptic), paynā (Assyrian), phayno (Syriac Orthodox), šurdzar (Armenian) and kāppā (Ethiopian). These are worn by bishops as well as priests (the sakkos is not worn by priests).
Source: WikipediA