saffron robe
Buddhist clergy attire
A saffron robe is the traditional garment worn by Buddhist monks and some Hindu ascetics, dyed a distinctive yellow-orange color.
The color signifies renunciation of material life and spiritual dedication.
The term often appears as shorthand for monasticism itself: He gave up his business career and took the saffron robe.
- Buddhist monkOrdained follower of Buddha
- monkCloistered religious devotee
- BuddhistFollower of Gautama's teachings
- Dalai LamaTibetan Buddhism's supreme leader
- orangeCitrus with segments
yellow · holy · temple · temple bells · meditation · priest · incense · ceremony · sacred · fabric · draped · flowing · silk · ochre · garment · spiritual · Tibetan · Southeast Asia
- BuddhismBuddha, dharma wheel, Four Noble Truths, nirvana, dharma
- Buddhist monksBuddhist monk, Buddhist monks, Buddhist nun, novice monk, novice
- religious garmentshabit, cassock, cowl, scapular, wimple
- ritual attirealb, nun habit, habit, surplice, stole
- Tibetan BuddhismBuddha, Tibet, Dalai Lama, lama, lamas
- vestmentsalb, chasuble, stole, surplice, cassock
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Formal professional clothing
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Branded luxury formal dress
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saffron robeclerical collar
Clergy's stiff white neckwear