The pagan priests of the past were well known for their opulent and multi-layered robes, often made of the finest materials and accented with threads of silver and gold.
The Praxo was the head covering of the priest and it would be embroidered with the rank of his office and the symbols of his particular devotion.
These vestments, like the priests who still wear them, are only found in places which are generally far removed from the polite centers of various societies.
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