Easter Altar Linen Set with Agnus Dei

This exclusive altar linen set is made with the utmost attention to detail. Designed for the Easter season, it can also be used during many solemn celebrations because of its symbolism. Its central motif is rich embroidery depicting Agnus Dei on the Book of the Seven Seals, precisely worked with high-quality thread.

Four-Piece Catholic Altar Linen Set for Holy Mass

This functional set is prepared for the celebration of the Eucharist:

• Chalice pall (6.75 × 6.75 in (17x17 cm)): Made from elegant, floral-patterned jacquard fabric. It is decorated with raised Paschal Lamb embroidery and finished with decorative gold trim. A stain-resistant finish makes it easier to keep clean.
• Corporal (18.5 × 18.5 in (47x47 cm)): Made from high-quality polyester that is easy to iron. Four gold crosses are embroidered in the corners, and the edges are finished with an elegant embroidered wave.
• Purificator (approx. 18.5 × 9.5 in (47x24 cm)): Made from absorbent cotton fabric. It is decorated with an embroidered gold cross and a wavy edge. It is essential for drying the chalice and paten.
• Lavabo towel (approx. 18.5 × 9.5 in (47x24 cm)): Made from cotton and finished with an embroidered wave. It features subtle cross embroidery that complements the rest of the set.

Embroidered Easter Symbolism

This traditional altar linen set combines visual appeal with modern durability. The Agnus Dei motif, showing the Lamb standing on the Book of the Seven Seals, fits perfectly into the liturgy of the Easter Vigil and emphasizes the joyful character of the Resurrection. Because natural cotton is used in the purificator and lavabo towel, the entire set fully complies with liturgical regulations.

White Box and Gift Occasions

The altar linen set comes in an elegant white box with a transparent window, which beautifully displays the embroidered chalice pall. It is an excellent gift for a priest for a first Mass, an ordination jubilee, or as an altar gift from newlyweds or the parents of children receiving First Communion.