- The
zucchetto (/(t)suːˈkɛtoʊ, zuːˈ-/, also UK: /tsʊˈ-/, US: /zʊˈ-/, Italian: [dzukˈketto];
meaning 'small gourd', from
zucca 'pumpkin' or more generally...
- cap,
called a
zucchetto, in
church to keep the head warm,
which the
fuller form of
clerical tonsure led to,
still survives. The
zucchetto is worn by the...
- mid–20th
century Mitre, the traditional,
ceremonial headdress of
bishops Zucchetto, a
small skullcap worn by
clerics Camauro, made from red wool or velvet...
- audiences. The most
immediately noticeable feature is a
white c****ock and
zucchetto (skull cap). The c****ock used to have a
train on it, but Pope Pius XII...
-
Shanter Taqiyah, worn by
Muslim males Toque Tubeteika Ushanka Utility cover Zucchetto Baseball cap ****ed cap
Snapback Trucker hat
Baseball cap
styles and variations...
-
presented with
their rings,
zucchetto (small skullcaps), and
biretta (four-cornered silk hats) by the pope. The
zucchetto and the
biretta are scarlet...
- hat
styles Baseball cap Blue
Beanie Day Cap
Kippah Knit cap
Peaked cap
Zucchetto "Our History", Surf Life
Saving Australia, 15 July 2010. Surf
Sports at...
-
vestments and
other pontificalia,
episcopal regalia being the mitre, crozier,
zucchetto,
pectoral cross, and ring. He has both
actual and
honorary precedence...
-
decree ending the use of the galero.
Since that time, only the
scarlet zucchetto and
biretta are
placed over the
heads of
cardinals during the
papal consistory...
- in
place of the biretta. It
perhaps shares a
common ancestor with the
zucchetto,
another hat worn by high-ranking
Catholic prelates. In 1464 it was restricted...
