Orthodox Priest Vestments - Traditional Clerical Attire Explained #3691573 (License: Personal Use)

This illustration shows a male Orthodox priest in canonical vestments: a long black cassock (rason), a buttoned front, a kamilavka (cylindrical head covering), and a prominent pectoral cross on a chain. The epitrachelion-a stole worn around the neck-is visible beneath the cassock, signifying priestly ordination. The figure’s open-armed posture evokes blessing or liturgical gesture.

Used on religious education sites, church websites, or theological resources to visually explain clerical dress codes; serves users seeking to understand Orthodox ecclesiastical tradition, iconography, or liturgical roles.