Phelonion

 Cloak - the upper church vestments Orthodox priests. Phelonion has a conical shape with an aperture for the head and the front neckline. The upper part of the garment is made of high and tight, with the result that it rises above the shoulders of the priest. In today's world, the cloak is priestly clothing, but in the past it were the bishops and patriarchs. This church is a symbol of scarlet robe, which the soldiers put Jesus Christ during his trial with Pontius Pilate.