Miter Mugs

The miter (from the Greek μίτρα: girdle, headband, diadem) is a pontifical insignia used by prelates of the Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church and the Anglican Church, whether they are: abbots, bishops, archbishops, cardinals or even the Pope. The miter is the prelative head covering of the ceremony.

Major Arcana Emblem Tarot Card. The Hierophant. Pope with white beard and miter with stars, holding a golden crosier, blessing with his right hand, isolated on white background

Great way to promote safety around the work place or as a general reminder when working with sharp tools. It may be cute and funny, but remember safety first. Clearly this miter saw though it was helping, but in the end it wasn't when cutting the finger.

Mythical symbol of the earthly sanctuary of the Vatican, secular metal with relief representing the divine protection to the keys that opens the door of salvation. Under the miter of the Holy Father the Pope - who reigns in spirit and truth over the apostolic Catholic nation and even more - over all beings who share the love of God the almighty Father!