King Red Crown - American Royal Arch (York Rite)
Description and symbolism
The King’s Crown for the 2nd Principal of the American Royal Arch, belonging to the York Rite, is a Masonic piece of symbolic and historical value. In the 18th century, the use of distinctive headdresses by the Masters during Masonic Works was a sign of nobility and distinction. This red crown, designed for high-ranking members of the American Royal Arch, continues this tradition.
Making
Hand-embroidered, this crown is crimson red. Adorned with the Triple Tau, an emblematic symbol of the York Rite, as well as gold braids and laurels, it represents the authority and honour associated with the role of 2nd Principal in the Royal Arch.
Ritual significance
The King’s Crown is not merely a headdress but a ritual item full of meaning. The Triple Tau symbolises wisdom, knowledge and the quest for truth, central values of the York Rite. The gold braids and laurels add a dimension of celebration and recognition of achievements within the order.
Features
- Office: King, 2nd Principal
- Colour: crimson red
- Ornaments: Triple Tau, gold braids and laurels
- Embroidery: by hand
- Sizes: 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 and 62
- Condition: new
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