-
black capirotes and
robes over
their usual armor. In the
tabletop skirmish game
Trench Crusade, many of the
Trench Pilgrims wear an iron
capirote as military...
- flowers.
These statues are
accompanied by
devotees wearing habits and
capirotes and
carrying candles.
These people are
commonly called "capuchones." Moreover...
- cap made of
paper and
called a
capirote was
prescribed for
sinners and
penitents during the
Spanish Inquisition.
Capirote Fool's cap
Sanbenito Tin foil...
- the
pasos dressed in
penitential robes with
capirotes, tall,
pointed hoods with eye-holes. The
capirotes were
designed so the
faithful could repent in...
- in public,
beaters (battenti)
cover their faces with
capiroti (singular
capirote) in
order not to draw
attention to
themselves as they repent, but to God;...
- the hood are uncertain; it may have been
appropriated from the
Spanish capirote hood, or it may be
traced to the
uniform of
Southern Mardi Gras celebrations...
-
Western Biretta Canterbury Camauro Capirote Cappello romano Capuchon Christening cap
Galero Head
covering for
Christian women Easter bonnet mantilla wimple...
-
provide shade, worn with a hood or coif, Tudor/Elizabethan
Bonnet head
Capirote,
traditionally worn by the
Nazarenos of a
Spanish Brotherhood during solemn...
- Saint'/'Divendres Sant'). Historically, a
distinctive peaked,
masked robe (the
capirote) was used to
protect the
identity of
prisoners (from
revenge by
those wronged)...
-
Nazarenos wearing capirotes, in Málaga, Spain...
