Saint James the Apostle mug
This Saint James the Apostle mug can be a gift for a James or a reminder of a journey you shared. Its illustrations and reverse connect the keepsake with his feast, a pilgrimage or a family devotion. Accompany it with words about the journey, the community or the person with whom you wish to remember that experience.
Saint James the Apostle mug with four illustrations
Choose from four illustrations in soft colour or dark ink. Compare the representations to find the one that means most to the recipient. The selected image can recall a visit or a celebration; your own words when giving the gift can explain the personal connection with the apostle.
The prayer option preserves the main text of the postcommunion for Saint James from the Spanish Roman Missal of 1851. It is a prayer about the saint, not written by him. The passage begins “Rogámoste, Señor” and asks for help through his intercession. Both printed reverse options are in Spanish; read the prepared prayer in the preview before choosing it.
Prayer or name and feast on the reverse
The Saint James the Apostle mug also offers an alternative reverse with the name “Santiago el Mayor” and commemoration on 25 July. This reference identifies the apostle of the celebration alongside your chosen illustration. Compare the reverses before selecting prayer or his name and feast, for his celebration or a keepsake of an experience you shared.
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 design by sublimation on a white ceramic mug. Give it for a celebration or as a reminder of a shared devotion, with your own words about the reason for choosing it. Our collection of religious mugs offers other figures for gifts connected with the recipient's name, community or personal story, so you can choose a meaningful reminder for each person.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the prayer come from?
The main text of the postcommunion for Saint James from the Spanish Roman Missal of 1851. It is a prayer about the saint, not written by him.
What does the other reverse include?
The name “Santiago el Mayor” and commemoration on 25 July, in Spanish.
Can I preview the design before ordering?
Yes. Rotate the scene in the 3D viewer and choose Both sides; these are two views of the same design and quantity is selected separately.