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Statue washing rite

Statue washing rite- Vietnam Culture guides, Vietnam Culture Tours and travel

Statue washing rite

Statue washing rite- Vietnam Liturgy, Vietnam culture: It is performed at mid-night of the day before the festival

This rite is preceded by a ceremony of water procession in some places. A ceremony to inform gods must be held prior to this statue-washing rite.

Next is the rite of wearing hats and costumes for gods’ statues or putting them in their worshipping tablets if gods have no statue. After that, the statues of gods (or worshipping tablets, even costumes) are put in the palanquin, ready for the procession on the opening of the festival.

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