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FELON'
FELON'
44.43
Unknown (Manufacturer)
before 1854
The felon' is made of a figured silk with a background of yellow silk and gold-wrapped yellow silk thread. The fabric is subdivided by a trellis-like pattern of grape vines dotted with bunches of...
STIKHAR'
STIKHAR'
44.44
Unknown (Manufacturer)
1775-1800
At the neck in front there are wheat sheaves and grape vines embroidered in gold and silver threads within an appliqued band woven of gold and silver threads. The same band is sewn to the sleeves...
FELON'
FELON'
44.45
A. i V Sapozhnikov (Attributed to)
ca. 1900
The felon' is constructed from heavy gold fabric decorated with an overall pattern with large chrysanthemums, including spider mums and fig marigolds, silver petals, brown velvet leaves with small...
FELON'
FELON'
44.46
Unknown
19th c.
Scattered flowers in pale pink, huge leaves outlined in orange, touches of brown velvet. Lined in yellow silk.
CUFF (PORUCHI)
CUFF (PORUCHI)
44.47.1
Unknown
1775-1850
One of a pair of priest's cuffs are in red velvet, embroidered in silver and gilded threads with a rayed cross in the center and a vine scroll with oak leaves, acrons and flowers around the border.
CUFF (PORUCHI)
CUFF (PORUCHI)
44.47.2
Unknown
1775-1850
One of a pair of priest's cuffs are in red velvet, embroidered in silver and gilded threads with a rayed cross in the center and a vine scroll with oak leaves, acrons and flowers around the border.
NABEDRENNIK
NABEDRENNIK
44.49
Unknown
19th c.
The brocade has sprays of flowers and leaves in a meandering design with other sprays of flowers. On the lower border are two rows of gold fringe. On the lower portion is a cross in gilt metal.
FELON'
FELON'
44.5
Unknown (Manufacturer)
1775-1800
OVERALL: The felon' (chasuble) is made from a deep orange-colored velvet, now faded in spots. The garment is constructed of four pieces sewn together with a center seam at the front. The main...
POIAS (ECCLESIASTICAL BELT) OR ORAR' (STOLE)
POIAS (ECCLESIASTICAL BELT) OR ORAR' (STOLE)
44.50
1896
The ecclesiastical belt or stole is made of a thin strip of the fabric used for vestments worn by clergy participating in the Coronation of Nicholas II. The visible pattern depicts only stylized...
POIAS (ECCLESIASTICAL BELT)
POIAS (ECCLESIASTICAL BELT)
44.51
Unknown
19th c.
The belt, zonarion, was worn by priests and bishops and was a symbol of spiritual strength. This one is made of brocade containing gold threads and motifs including crosses in cut and voided...
STOLE
STOLE
44.52
Unknown
19th c.
The brocade has silver threads for the background with green leaves and flowers in purple, blue etc. The border and fringe are gilt. There are seven gilt crosses spread out at intervals.
STOLE
STOLE
44.53
Unknown
19th c.
The velvet that shows is a green scroll with leaves and rose buds. The voided part has some metal threasd. There are six appliqued crosses and fringe at ends are in metal threads. On the ends is a...