The Lavabo Set, which consists of a pitcher (Ewer) and bowl (basin) is used during Mass by the Priest to wash his hands prior to the Consecration. The word "lavabo" comes from the Latin phrase Lavabo inter innocentes manus meas, which means "I will wash my hands in innocence" from Psalm 26:6.

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The Crystal Lavabo Set features an elegant pitcher and a striking deep bowl, crafted from high-quality crystal with traditional cutwork patterns. Designed for altar use, the pitcher has a 10 oz capacity and both pieces boast stunning craftsmanship. Made in the USA, this set marries tradition with beauty, enhancing the sanctity of your space.

Brand New Ewer and Basin Set - Bishop's Lavabo Set ; Size of Ewer: 10" H x 5" W x 3 3/4" Base ; Size of Basin: 13 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W x 2 3/4" Base ; All Polished Brass and Lacquered ; Decorated and Adorned With Cherubs › See more product details

Shop for lavabo sets and ablution cups; both hold water and are used to cleanse the priest's hands at different points of the Mass. Beautiful glass designs available. 6328 Free shipping on orders over $75* + -

Lavabo Set. This beautiful lead crystal Lavabo Set includes a pitcher that is 4-1/2" tall with a 10 oz capacity and a bowl that is 2-1/4" tall with a 4-1/2" diameter.

Lavabo set is used for the priest's hand washing ceremony during Mass, which is used lavabo bowl, i.e. a jug slightly larger than ampoules. Lavabo is also a vessel with water placed by the tabernacle, used to wash the fingers of the particles of the …

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Lavabo set. Pitcher: 4-1/2" tall, 10 oz. capacity. Bowl diameter: 4-1/2", 2-1/4" tall.

A Lavabo Set is the Pitcher and Lavabo Bowl used for the Ceremonial Washing of the Priest's Hands during Mass at the conclusion of the Offertory or Preparation of the Gifts. Lavabo is from the Latin: I will wash. The lavabo symbolizes the need for the priest to be purified before offering the sacred mysteries in persona Christi.