Saint Francis Xavier mug

The Saint Francis Xavier mug can be a gift for someone named Xavier or connected with the missions and the Society of Jesus. The painting of the saint accompanies the details of his life. A personal message can connect the gift with a community, a journey or a history of support that you share with the recipient.

A painting of Saint Francis Xavier as a missionary

The image shows him in a black cassock, his hands over a flaming heart, looking towards Christ crucified among clouds. The scene lets you dedicate the keepsake to someone who knows his spirituality or appreciates paintings of the early Jesuits. Explain why you chose this depiction and how it relates to the celebration behind your gift.

In Paris, Xavier met Ignatius of Loyola and Peter Faber, friendships that transformed his academic and religious plans. His missionary journeys linked Europe with communities in India, Southeast Asia and Japan. The memory of those journeys holds a prominent place in the history of the Society of Jesus. This background can give meaning to a gift for someone interested in him or connected with an organisation that preserves his name.

Birth and recognition on the reverse

The mug includes his name, birth at Javier Castle in Navarre in 1506 and death on Sancian on 3 December 1552. It distinguishes his beatification in 1619 from his canonisation on 12 March 1622. The commemoration on 3 December completes the prepared text.

Before ordering, you can rotate the composition in the 3D viewer to examine the image and text from different angles. Selecting Both sides displays two opposing views of the same design, with rotation still available. Choose the handle orientation for a right-handed or left-handed user. The number of mugs you wish to receive is selected separately from the views shown.

We print the composition by sublimation. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. Choose this gift for the name, history or devotion that connects you with its recipient, and accompany it with a few personal words about why you thought of them. Our collection of religious mugs includes other figures and celebrations, so you can dedicate each gift to someone in your family or community.

Frequently asked questions

Which details are included?
His name, birth at Javier Castle in Navarre in 1506, death on Sancian on 3 December 1552, beatification in 1619, canonisation on 12 March 1622 and commemoration on 3 December. The text is in the selected language.

Which image is used?
A painting of the saint in a black cassock, hands over a flaming heart and looking towards Christ crucified among clouds.

Can I check both sides?
Yes. Rotate the 3D viewer or choose Both sides to show two opposing views of the same design. Quantity is selected separately.