Jungle safari Lion King baptismal kit

Baptismal set Jungle safari Lion King \n \nA 9-piece cotton set for Orthodox baptism is a wonderful choice for a child's baptism ceremony in the Orthodox tradition. This set is composed of a set of special elements, each with its own meaning within the religious ritual. Here is a detailed description of this set: \n \n1.Cotton cloth: All pieces of the set are made of a fine and soft cotton cloth. This choice of material is important because it symbolizes the purity and innocence of the child who will be baptized. -80x150cm \n \n2.Small towel: A small towel, usually white or white with lace, is used to wipe the holy water off the child after baptism. It symbolizes spiritual cleanliness and purity. - 50x30cm \n \n3.Sheet or blanket: A sheet or blanket is placed under the child during baptism. It symbolizes the new beginning and the covering of sins with forgiveness.-80x80cm \n \n4. Baptism Capison: This is a blanket with a capison, which is worn on the child's head after baptism. It symbolizes the new beginning and divine protection.- 80x80cm \n \n5. Holy Oil: A small bottle of holy oil is part of the kit. This oil is used to anoint the child during baptism and represents grace and spiritual anointing. 12 cm high; 50ml \n \n6. Wooden Crucifix: A small cross-shaped object is included in the kit. This symbolizes the preparation of the earth (the child's heart) to receive the word of God and faith-.3x2cm \n \n7. Fassa: It is a ribbon with which the priest serves in the process of anointing the child - 150x4cm \n \n8. Soap for the priest - 6x9cm \n \n9. Box for the first strand. An object that will keep the first strand cut by the priest in the process of baptizing the child.-6x9cm A memory that all parties keep until the end of their child's life. \n \nJungle safari Lion King baptism kit, ideal for the baptism of a child at the Orthodox church, thus, A kit is an important part of the Orthodox baptism ritual, symbolizing purity, forgiveness and spiritual guidance in the life of the child who is baptized. \n \n