Saint Sabinus mug

The Saint Sabinus mug can accompany a name day greeting or become a keepsake for someone interested in the martyrs of early Christianity. Its black and white illustration and the name on the reverse create an understated composition, chosen for a personal connection with Sabinus or a story you wish to share.

Saint Sabinus mug with a historical illustration

The image depicts the saint with a halo and a long robe. It comes from a Russian edition of the Lives of the Saints published between 1903 and 1911. The reproduction preserves the character of this devotional illustration and makes the figure to whom the gift is dedicated recognisable.

Sabinus is remembered in connection with Hermopolis in Egypt and the witness of martyrs during the persecutions. Accounts of his life describe his fidelity to the faith and his death after suffering torture. You can accompany the gift with a conversation about this tradition or a few personal words for someone celebrating their name day.

Name and commemoration on the other side

The Saint Sabinus mug carries his name and the 13 March commemoration on the reverse. The text identifies the saint in the illustration and keeps the design centred on his memory. The composition is already prepared, so you can choose the orientation and check the result without entering the details yourself.

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 Sabinus mug for his feast or to remember a shared devotion. Our collection of religious mugs includes other names and celebrations, so you can dedicate each gift to someone in your family or community.

Image credits

• Saint Sabinus in the Russian edition of the Lives of the Saints, 1903–1911. Unidentified artist · Public domain.
• Source and licence on Wikimedia Commons

Frequently asked questions

What does the image of Saint Sabinus look like?
It is a historical black and white illustration showing him with a halo and a long robe.

What text appears on the reverse?
The printed name “Saint Sabinus” and the 13 March commemoration.

Can I check both sides before ordering?
Yes, the 3D viewer lets you rotate the design and see both sides at once.