Ceremony and Faith Byzantine Art and the Divine Liturgy Omophorion cat. At the ends of the vestment were silk fringes, of which three are preserved left and two right.
Pearls embellish the haloes and the floral motifs at intervals.
They are projected on a gold ground and executed in kamares stitch. The garments are embroidered in gold and silver threads as well as coloured silks. The faces are of wheaten coloured silk. In the scene of the Woman of Samaria, tiny applique flowers embroidered in polychrome silks are discerned on the landscape planes. On the encolpium, sewn onto the right section of the omophorion, is the representation of the Holy Trinity.