Ecclesiastical Fans (Exapterigo)
The Ecclesiastical Fans (Exapterigo) bear their name from the six wings of the Seraphim depicted on them. Specifically, they are large metal disks mounted on a pole with relief representations of the order of the Seraphim angels. They are used in the processions and inside the Holy Temples while their use symbolizes the invisible presence of angels during the Divine Liturgy.
Below you can find a large collection of gold-plated Eccesiastical Fans with intricate designs. They are decorated with carved patterns and varnished so that they do not lose their shine.
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Ross Cooper
"...Well, after I had sent my first message earlier today, I returned home and found a very large parcel left at my doorstep! So the icon arrived, and in perfect shape... there may have been some delay due to U.S. Customs, as the documents pouch seems to have been inspected. The icon is wonderfully beautiful - I had not expected such a fine piece for such a small price. It is indeed a work of art, and a worthy tribute to the Holy New-Martyr Angelis! Thank you again for your concern and help. I am very glad that the package arrived, and I am sorry if it caused you any trouble. Thank you again, for excellent service and for this beautiful icon! ..."
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