Set of 5 White Purificators with Marian Embroidery

This elegant set contains 5 liturgical purificators made from 100% cotton and adorned with Marian embroidery. The white fabric and embroidery in shades of blue, gold, and red give the set an attractive, solemn character, making it suitable for use during Eucharistic celebrations.

Five purificators with Marian embroidery

Each purificator measures 9.75 × 19 in (25 × 48 cm). The decoration is a Marian monogram “M” topped with a crown, symbolically referring to the Blessed Virgin Mary and her royal dignity. The edge has a subtle, wavy embroidered finish that enhances the product’s elegant appearance.

A purificator is one of the basic elements that make up an altar linen set. During the liturgy, it is used for cleansing and drying the chalice, and when Holy Communion is administered under both kinds, it is also used to wipe the chalice rim.

Set contents, size, fabric, and decoration

• Set contents: 5 purificators.
• Dimensions: 9.75 × 19 in (25 × 48 cm) for one purificator.
• Material: 100% cotton.
• Color: white.
• Design: Marian embroidery with an “M” monogram and crown.
• Embroidery colors: shades of blue, gold, and red.
• Edge finish: a decorative, wavy finish.
• Shape: classic rectangular cut.
• an element of an altar linen set.

Use during Eucharistic celebrations

The purificator is used during Holy Mass and other celebrations of the Eucharist. After Communion, it is used to dry the chalice during the purification of the chalice; the General Instruction of the Roman Missal also lists the purificator among the elements prepared with the chalice and corporal.

Because of its Marian motif, the set pairs particularly well with altar linen sets used during solemnities, feasts, and memorials of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Marian devotions, and celebrations in shrines and parishes dedicated to the Mother of God.

The set of 5 is a practical solution for parishes, churches, chapels, religious orders, and sacristies, providing an appropriate supply of purificators for successive celebrations.