Orthodox Priest Vestments: Phelonion, Epitrachelion, and Liturgical Attire #3691570 (License: Personal Use)

The image depicts a clergyman in traditional Eastern Orthodox liturgical attire: a blue-and-yellow checkered phelonion (outer garment), a white sticharion (undergarment), and an epitrachelion (stole) adorned with crosses. He wears a black kamilavka (clerical head covering) and a pectoral cross, signifying his ordained rank. The geometric pattern reflects Byzantine textile traditions often seen in ecclesiastical embroidery.

This image is commonly used on religious education websites, church resource pages, or theological encyclopedias to illustrate Orthodox sacramental vestments. It serves users seeking visual reference for liturgical garments, iconography studies, or comparative theology content.