Church Embroider

One of the least known profession within the church are those making the church embroideries. The embroider is a special type of tailor who has specialised in embroiderings. The persons often make the embroideries for the church garments and other cloth embroideries.

The requirements are a church education, being at least a priest, nun or munk, and have undergone the church tailoring education as well. It is not an easy accessible education and you must show your abilities before being considered into the education program.

Some embroiders also learns how to weave and spin their own thread to get the exact thickness for their embroideries.

Some embroiders prefer a certain type of material, some are focusing primarily on the wool while others on silk or linen. There have even been a single embroider who focused his embroidery solely on Sea silk.

They also make repairs on older embroideries and clothing, and the Yppwenlas has their own embroider.

Some embroiders also have their normal chores within the church such as going to church, preparing food at times and even tend to the garden.

But the embroider always enjoys working on embroideries. Though their hands will suffer from hours upon hours of embroiderings, and will not be able to embroider when they get old, they still enjoy their work and working with the leaders of the church, and sometimes they also plan ahead for certain themes to a preaching, where embroideries are a huge part of the decorations inside the church, to awe the people attending.

The most prefered symbol to embroider is the Glux due to its direct meaning of being the gateway to Irath'las, the Realm of Light.