Saint Nicholas of Flüe mug

The Saint Nicholas of Flüe mug remembers a figure of Swiss tradition whose life combined family, public responsibilities and spiritual retreat. It can be a gift for Nicholas, someone who knows his story or a person who shares his devotion. The painting with the rosary and the milestones on the reverse dedicate the gift to this particular saint.

Saint Nicholas of Flüe mug with his image and rosary

The painting shows Nicholas with a beard and long hair, wearing a green tunic and holding a rosary. The representation evokes his life of prayer. Choose it for someone interested in contemplation or in the stories of people who sought a particular way of living their faith.

Nicholas was born in 1417 near Sachseln. He formed a family with Dorothea, had ten children and took part in local government. In 1467, with his family's consent, he withdrew to a hermit's life at Ranft. His memory also became linked to mediation and the search for harmony between communities.

Beatification and canonisation: two separate milestones

The Saint Nicholas of Flüe mug includes his name, his birth in 1417 near Sachseln, beatification in 1669 and canonisation in 1947. It also carries the 21 March commemoration. The two recognitions are shown separately to accompany the story you wish to remember and share with the recipient.

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 composition 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 Nicholas of Flüe mug to celebrate his feast or share his memory. In our collection of religious mugs you will find other figures, so you can dedicate each gift to the person receiving it.

Image credits

• User Geogre on en.wikipedia, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
• Source and licence on Wikimedia Commons

Frequently asked questions

Which Nicholas appears in this design?
Saint Nicholas of Flüe, shown in a green tunic with a rosary in his hands.

Does it include beatification and canonisation?
Yes, beatification in 1669 and canonisation in 1947 are shown separately.

Can I check the painting and text together?
Yes, Both sides displays two views of the same design in a 3D scene you can rotate.