Ecclesiastical Fans (Exapterigo)
The Ecclesiastical Fans (Exapteriga) derive their name from the six wings of the Seraphim depicted on them. Specifically, they are large metal disks mounted on poles with relief representations of the order of Seraphim angels. They are used in processions and inside Holy Temples, symbolizing the invisible presence of angels during the Divine Liturgy.
Below, you can find a large collection of gold-plated Ecclesiastical Fans with intricate designs. They are decorated with carved patterns and varnished to maintain their shine.
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Lisa Sergienko
"...Dear OramaWorld, I received my Icon order last week in excellent condition! I ordered from your Wooden Icon collection. When I took them to church this weekend to be blessed, my priest first reaction was asking me if they were hand written. They are that fine a quality. Most of the Icons from U.S. suppliers are laminated on wood without the gold background and hand written saint name on them. ..."
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