Cut Crystal Ablution Cup with Cover | Koleys Inc.

A Cut Crystal Ablution Cup for Liturgical Purification and Ash Distribution

Cut Crystal Ablution Cup with Cover by Koleys Inc. is a beautifully crafted liturgical vessel that serves two important purposes in the parish: as an ablution cup for the purification of fingers after the distribution of Holy Communion, and as a holder for the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday. Standing 3-3/4 inches tall with a 4-ounce capacity, this cup features an intricate pinwheel and floral cut pattern throughout the body and domed lid, with a disc finial -- a level of craftsmanship that brings elegance and reverence to both uses.

Its clear cut crystal construction allows the contents to be easily seen, and the covered design keeps ashes or water protected between uses. A refined and practical addition to any sacristy or sanctuary.

Why You'll Love It

• Intricate pinwheel and floral cut crystal pattern on the body and domed lid creates a beautiful, light-catching appearance suited to liturgical use
• Versatile design serves as both an ablution cup for finger purification after Communion and a holder for the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday
• Domed cover with disc finial keeps contents protected and contained between uses
• Compact 3-3/4-inch height and 4-ounce capacity make this cup easy to handle during liturgical rites
• Clear crystal construction allows the contents to be easily seen at a glance
• Made by Koleys Inc., a trusted manufacturer of quality church furnishings and liturgical accessories

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: K-114
• Vendor: Koleys Inc.
• Height: 3-3/4 inches
• Capacity: 4 oz
• Material: Cut crystal glass
• Pattern: Pinwheel and floral cut
• Cover: Domed with disc finial
• Use: Ablution cup or ash distribution holder
• Product Type: Ablution Cup

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Parishes and churches that distribute Holy Communion and require an ablution cup for finger purification
• Sacristans and clergy responsible for preparing and distributing ashes on Ash Wednesday
• Religious communities that observe both Eucharistic and Lenten rites requiring a covered vessel
• Churches furnishing or refurnishing their sacristy with quality liturgical vessels
• Institutions seeking a refined, dual-purpose vessel for regular liturgical use

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What is an ablution cup?
Answer: An ablution cup is a small vessel containing water used by extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion to purify their fingers after distributing the Eucharist. It is a traditional element of proper Eucharistic practice.

Question: Can this cup also be used for ash distribution?
Answer: Yes. This cup is designed for dual use -- as an ablution cup for finger purification after Communion, or as a holder for the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday and throughout the Lenten season.

Question: Does this cup come with a cover?
Answer: Yes. This cup includes a domed cover with a disc finial that keeps the contents protected between uses.

Question: What is the capacity of this cup?
Answer: This cup has a 4-ounce capacity, suitable for holding water for ablution use or ashes for Ash Wednesday distribution.

Question: What is the production time for this item?
Answer: This item has a production time of approximately 10 to 12 weeks. Please plan accordingly for the Ash Wednesday season or other liturgical needs.

Question: Who manufactures this ablution cup?
Answer: This ablution cup is made by Koleys Inc., a respected manufacturer of quality church furnishings and liturgical accessories.

Why Shop at Reger's

Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has been a trusted partner for parishes, religious communities, schools, and families since 1921. With a broad catalog of Catholic and Christian products and a team that understands the practical and devotional needs of worship environments, we are here to help you find the right vessels, furnishings, and accessories for every liturgical season and sacred rite. We are honored to serve the Church as a trusted resource for over a century.