In the washing vessel is a slot intended for water to enter, the shape of the vessel leaves an impression of a closed and intact ball. Whoever washes their hands cannot see the water entering the vessel. In the “last water” tool, the water used for the washing of the hands flows under the inversed ball and becomes hidden. This also serves as a function for the purpose of the vessel - when doing “last water”, one must wash their hands into a vessel and then to be poured into the sink, or covered with the vessel before the blessing. The tool consists of four parts that screw into each other.
Mentor: Israel Dahan
The Jewelry & Fasion Department, Bezalel Academy of Art & Design
