Set with two adornment ribbons, used to decorate the candlestick ("dikirotikira") and the temple. The details are crafted by hand, while their construction material is of high quality satin or velvet fabric, with rich Byzantine decoration. On the red and wihte ribbons, there are, gold-knitted, the Greek words "Χριστός Ανέστη" and "Αληθώς Ανέστη", which mean "Christ is Risen" and "Truly is Risen" correspondingly.
The Greek word "dikirotikira" ("δικεροτρίκηρα") is compound and comes from the words "dikiro" and "trikiro", depending on the number of candles carried on the candlestick. Accordingly, the trinity symbolizes the two natures of the Lord, the Divine and the Human nature, while the trinity symbolizes the three persons of the Holy Trinity, namely the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
