Saint Matilda of Saxony mug

The Saint Matilda of Saxony mug remembers a queen whose religious legacy is linked to prayer and care for people in need. It can be a gift for Matilda, someone who shares her devotion, or a person who enjoys medieval history. The image of the saint praying accompanies the places and date on the reverse.

Saint Matilda of Saxony mug with an image of prayer

The devotional print shows Matilda with a veil, a halo and hands joined in prayer, surrounded by ornamental foliage. Its composition conveys contemplation. You can choose it for this image or for the personal story you associate with Matilda's name.

Educated at Herford, Matilda married Henry the Fowler and took on the responsibilities of the royal family. Tradition remembers her care for the poor, sick and distressed. She also supported churches and monasteries, including Quedlinburg, which remained linked to her life and her memory after her death.

Places from her life on the other side

The Saint Matilda of Saxony mug gives Westphalia as her birthplace and Quedlinburg as the place where she died on 14 March 968. It also includes her name and the 14 March commemoration. These details accompany the image and help explain who the gift is dedicated to.

The 3D viewer lets you rotate the mug and examine the image and text from different angles. Selecting Both sides displays two opposing views of the same design; you can continue rotating the scene. Choose the number of mugs you wish to receive separately.

We print the design by sublimation, and you can choose a right-handed or left-handed handle orientation. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. Choose the Saint Matilda of Saxony mug to celebrate her feast or thank someone for their companionship. To prepare other gifts chosen by name or devotion, visit our collection of religious mugs and think of each recipient as you choose.

Frequently asked questions

Which image appears on the mug?
A devotional print of Saint Matilda of Saxony with a veil, a halo and hands joined in prayer.

Which details appear on the reverse?
Her name, Westphalia as her birthplace, her death in Quedlinburg on 14 March 968 and the 14 March commemoration.

Can I choose the handle orientation?
Yes, choose a right-handed or left-handed orientation and check the composition in the 3D viewer.