Master Mason Black Kippah

Master Mason Kippah – Plain Black – Sobriety and Tradition

Worn in certain lodges or particular meetings, this plain black kippah is intended for Brethren and Sisters who are Master Masons wishing to honour, with simplicity and accuracy, a link between spiritual tradition and the Masonic path.

Without embroidery or ornament, it embodies the sobriety of the Master Mason, his inner life, and his faithfulness to a discreet yet committed progression. Its classic shape allows comfortable, discreet wear in keeping with ritual usage in the workshops that use it.

Features

• Colour: deep black
• Embroidery: none – plain version
• Finish: reinforced inner edge
• Size: standard, held by elastic or clips
• Making: handcrafted or semi-handcrafted
• Care: gentle hand wash, dry flat

Why choose this kippah

• Suited to the discreet usages of the Master Mason degree
• Complete sobriety, with no pattern or ornament
• Comfortable to wear, held discreetly under or without a hat
• Suited to retreats, silent work or special meetings
• Compatible with different rites and spiritual sensibilities

Returns and refunds

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FAQ

Is this kippah compulsory in Masonic meetings?
No. It is worn in certain workshops or obediences, often to strengthen the symbolism of contemplation or inner silence.

Does it comply with the usages of the Master Mason degree?
Yes. Its deliberate sobriety respects the spirit of the 3rd degree, without emphasis or ostentatious sign.

Can it be personalised?
On request, we can offer an embroidered version, or adapt the material and size.

Is it comfortable to wear under a hat?
Yes. It is thin enough to be worn under a hat without discomfort.

Can it be given to a Brother or Sister Master Mason?
Yes. It is a discreet gift, suitable for a reception, a retirement or a Masonic anniversary.

How should it be cared for?
Gentle hand wash, drying flat recommended.

Are there matching items?
Yes. Aprons, gloves, collars or jewels can accompany this kippah in a complete outfit.

With this plain black kippah, affirm the sobriety and depth of the Master Mason in his silent quest. Pair it with our regalia for dress that is correct, discreet and inwardly faithful.