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A church robe typically consists of several key parts, including the body or main garment, sleeves, and a collar. Additional elements may include a stole, which is a long, narrow strip of fabric worn around the neck, and a chasuble, which is a loose outer garment often worn by clergy during services. Other components can include a cincture, or belt, and various decorative elements or embroidery that signify rank or liturgical season.
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What was a samurai's robe called?
A samurai's robe is called a kimono
Say in french Red Robe?
"a red robe" is called "une robe rouge" in French.
What is a vicars robe called?
A vicar's robe is typically called a cassock or a clerical robe. It is a long, ankle-length garment worn by clergy during religious ceremonies.
What is the traditional Indian robe called?
it is called a domareagoto
What is the name of Buddhist robes?
I did some research on the matter since I didn't know either. First off a Buddhists Monks and Nuns robes are different depending on the climate of the area. So hot areas have less fabric than cold areas. Secondly a Nuns robe is different than a Monks robe. So there is no standard Buddhist robe. It appears that there is no single name for a Buddhist robe, the word used is different in every language but is simply that countries word for Robe.
What is a choristers robe called?
CASSOCK
What is the white robe called?
regalia
What is a judicial robe?
Roman Catholic AnswerHis house robe, or street wear is called a soutane, or a cassock. The white robe that he wears over that for the Sacraments is called an Alb.
What is the KKK white robe called?
regalia
What is a camel hair robe called?
Aba
What is an Arabic robe called?
The full body robe is called burqa. It follows Islamic law for women to cover from head to toes while in public.
What is Buddhist monks clothing called?
Buddhist monks typically wear a robe called a "kasaya" or "kesa," which is traditionally made of cotton or silk. The color and style of the robe can vary depending on the specific Buddhist tradition or country.
