Saint Sergius of Cappadocia mug

The Saint Sergius of Cappadocia mug recalls his 24 February commemoration through an image of the area connected with his memory. The photograph shows Kayseri Castle, in the city formerly known as Caesarea of Cappadocia. It is a view of the city, chosen to accompany the saint's name on the reverse.

Saint Sergius of Cappadocia mug with a reference to Caesarea

Tradition places Sergius' martyrdom in Caesarea. The preserved accounts present him as a man living in retreat, dedicated to prayer and sharing his possessions. His refusal to abandon the faith is central to this religious narrative, which has kept his memory among the February commemorations.

The night-time image of Kayseri's walls and towers provides a geographical context for the design. The photograph represents the city today; it does not identify the specific site of the martyrdom. This choice may be of particular interest to someone who appreciates Cappadocia's Christian history or wishes to connect the memory of Sergius with a place.

A gift to celebrate his name

The Saint Sergius of Cappadocia mug can accompany name day greetings for someone called Sergius or a gift for someone who shares this devotion. If the recipient knows the region or is interested in its ancient Christian communities, the design can open a conversation about that history.

The other side features the saint's name and the 24 February commemoration. We print the design by sublimation. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. You can check the photograph and text in the 3D viewer, rotate the composition and choose the handle orientation for a right-handed or left-handed user before ordering.

Activating Both sides displays two opposing views of the same design. The number of mugs is selected separately. For other names and celebrations, our collection of religious mugs lets you choose a different motif for each person and accompany the Saint Sergius of Cappadocia mug with other gifts of religious meaning.

Frequently asked questions

Is the image a portrait of the saint?
The image is a photograph of Kayseri Castle, in the city where tradition places his martyrdom.

Does the photograph show the site of the martyrdom?
It shows the city today as a geographical reference; it does not identify the specific site of the martyrdom.

What text does the reverse bear?
The saint's name and the 24 February commemoration.