Masonic Flag – Reflection Chamber Presentation
This Masonic flag symbolizes the passage into the Reflection Chamber. Crafted on a black background, this flag features the square and compass, the most emblematic symbols of Freemasonry. Additionally, it showcases a skull resting on crossed bones, a St. Andrew’s cross, which serves as a reminder to the layman seeking Masonic initiation about the brevity of life.
Elevate Your Masonic Space with Our Unique Flag
This Masonic flag is perfect for adding an authentic touch to your Masonic lodge or personal collection. Its profound imagery not only serves a decorative purpose but also embodies deep philosophical meanings significant to Freemasonry, making it a valuable conversation piece for Freemasons and enthusiasts alike.
High-Quality Materials for Lasting Impressions
Constructed from 100% polyester, this Masonic flag is designed for durability. It features premium rust-resistant copper eyelets, ensuring it can be easily displayed without compromise. The thermal transfer dyeing process used results in vibrant colors that remain intact over time, even when exposed to the elements.
Technical Specifications of the Masonic Flag – Reflection Chamber
- Material: 100% polyester
- Eyelets: Superior quality, rust-resistant copper
- Dyeing technique: Thermal transfer for high durability
- Weight: 100g/m²
- Available sizes: Two different dimensions
This Masonic flag reflecting the Reflection Chamber makes a distinguished addition to any Masonic collection. Featuring essential symbols such as the square and compass, and emphasizing the philosophical concept of vanity through the skull and crossed bones, this flag invites discussions surrounding the virtues of life and knowledge. Ideal for Freemasons engaging in rituals or ceremonies, this product underscores the significance of the Temple of Solomon and offers insights into the rich symbolism of Freemasonry, including motifs like vitriol, the letter G, and more, making it a sought-after item for those who cherish their Masonic heritage.
