Some pictures of the white shtreimel - שטריימל
This model is made out of white fox
The Philippi headwear collection is currently the world’s largest collection of clerical, ecclesiastical and religious head coverings and is unique in both its scope and size. You will find examples of headgear from every religious persuasion around the globe, whether ceremonial or worn as part of everyday life. In addition, the collection includes 116 religious objects.
December 30, 2011
December 29, 2011
Cardinal's Biretta Made out of Serge
Cardinal's biretta made out of red serge fabric
After
Barbier de Montault, Xavier:
Le costume et les usages ecclésiastiques selon la tradition romaine, Band 1: Règles générales, le costume usuel, le costume de chœur, Letouzey et Ané, Paris, ca. 1900
the cardinal's wore during winter her biretta in "drap très fin pour l'hiver"
The silk was only worn during summer.
Biretta of Clemens August Cardinal Graf von Galen
made of red wool
on display at:
Biretta made out of red felt
December 28, 2011
Joseph Braun: Die Liturgische Gewandung
Braun, Joseph:
Die Liturgische Gewandung im Occident und Orient – nach Ursprung und Entwicklung, Verwendung und Symbolik
Herdersche Verlagshandlung, Freiburg, 1904
Now as a "legacy reprint" from Kessinger
ISBN 978-1161111026
Price: 40.84 US$December 18, 2011
Biretta of the Dompropst (provost) of Paderborn
Dompropst (provost) Dr. Wilhelm Henze of Paderborn (left) with his red biretta. The biretta has 4 horns (wings, blades) and a red pompon.
© picture: Pressedienst Paderborn
Dompropst Dr. Wilhelm Henze places his biretta above the head of Domkapitular Joachim Göbel during the ceremony of inauguration.
© picture: Pressedienst Paderborn
Dompropst Dr. Wilhelm Hentze (right) introduces on 30th of October 2010 Dean Josef Dieste (left) from Halle (Westfalen) as the new "nichtresidierenden Domkapitular".
Dean Josef Dieste with a dark red (burgundy) biretta with 4 horns (wings, blades) and a red pompon. It is made of velvet. Normally velvet is the privilege of the pope.
December 15, 2011
Pileolus worn by Dommesner Hans Gscheider
On the front page the of the Passauer Bistumsblatt (issue no. 47 of 20th of November 2011) I saw the above picture.
It shows the Dommesner (sacristan of the cathedral) Hans Gscheider wearing a black (brown ?) pileolus.
I tried, but I could not figure out by whose authorisation he is entitled to wear a pileolus.
December 03, 2011
Bukharan Kippot
Following some kippot worn by Bukharan (or Bukharain, Bukhari, Bukharim) Jews
Bukharan (Buhari) Kippah made by Larissa Eidlina
Bukharan (Buhari) Kippah made by Larissa Eidlina
The top is conical.
Bukharan Kippah with tiny round mirrors
Bukharan Kippah with tiny round mirrors
© picture: Tallitmaaven by Marilyn Levy
"White velvet Bukharan Kippah was custom designed for a Rabbi to wear for Yom Kippur 5770. Because Pomegranates/Rimonim are so plentiful in Israel during the High Holy days, a large pomegranate was embossed on the top, with seed pearls added by hand. The sides have tiny pomegranates and tiny Magen Davids with seed pearls. A Beautiful new tradition for the Rabbi's congregation in Hertsfordshire, Great Britain. This kippah was a winning entry in the Juried Jewish Ceremonial Arts Show 2, October, 2009, at Or Shalom Synagogue in London, Ontario. The judges appreciated its simple elegance."
Some Bukharan sights:
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