Vêtements sacerdotaux russes, brodés d’or au monastère d’Iviron du Mont Athos : source de savoir et de mémoire

Abstract: The current assignment discusses the relationships of the monasteries of Mount Athos with Russia, based on two gold‑embroidered vestments, which are kept in sacristies of Athonite monastery Iviron. The ecclesiastical embroidered vestment is kept in the sacristy of the Iviron’s monastery an...

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Published in:Cahiers balkaniques
Main Author: Nikolaos Mertzimekis
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
French
Published: Centre d'Études Balkaniques 2021
Subjects:
Mount Athos
ecclesiastical embroidery textiles
epimanikeia
Iviron Monastery
Kamchatka peninsula
Russian donors
hist
art
Kamchatka Peninsula
Ostrog
Mont Athos
Kamchatka
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.4000/ceb.18702
https://doaj.org/article/76b94d05b457415f8562446d2a77a3e2
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Summary:Abstract: The current assignment discusses the relationships of the monasteries of Mount Athos with Russia, based on two gold‑embroidered vestments, which are kept in sacristies of Athonite monastery Iviron. The ecclesiastical embroidered vestment is kept in the sacristy of the Iviron’s monastery and it is a pair of cuffs (epimanikia), gifts from devoted Christians from Bolsheretskiy ostrog of Kamchatka peninsula.

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