Hernivoxeston
Hernivoxeston (washing jug) consists of the basin and the jug which are used by the High Priest before Holy Communion to wash his hands before the flock.
It is also used during the ordination of the deacon where after the Doxology, the deacon uses Hernivoxesto to wash the hands of the High Priest.
Our collection consists of gold-plated or silver-plated Hernivoxesta of unique beauty with embossed designs, made by our experienced craftsmen.
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