Masonic decor for the Lodge, the office and the home
Gold square and compasses on near-black, for the wall, the desk, the table and the front door.
A Mason’s study collects things: the apron case, a framed certificate, the gavel from his year. These pieces are made to sit alongside them without shouting. The palette is the same across the range, gold on a deep near-black field, so a desk plaque, a wall clock and a framed print from this page look like they were bought together even if they were not.
Some of these are for the Lodge building itself. The doormat and house flag are for the building, the wall clock and framed art for the anteroom or the Secretary’s office, and the serving tray and charcuterie board for the festive board. Personalized versions of the plaque and board, engraved with a Brother’s name, are under Personalized.
For the wall, the desk and the table
Ready-made and shipped as photographed. Engraved versions with his name are under Personalized.
For the car window
Vinyl square and compasses decal
A clean decal for the rear window, laptop lid, toolbox, or tumbler. Survives weather and washing.
For the car
Removable car magnet
The emblem on the back of the car without drilling or adhesive. Weather-resistant, lifts off clean.
For the tree
Metal Christmas ornament
The square and compasses in gold on a near-black metal face, with a fine ribbon. Earns its place on the tree.
For lodge game night
Poker playing cards, 52-card deck
The emblem on the back of every card, two jokers, boxed. For the night the lodge plays instead of labors.
For the sideboard
The Festive Board soy candle
Amber jar, parchment-style label with the emblem over “The Festive Board.” Clean, warm scents.
For the tree
Engraved crystal ornament
The square and compasses engraved at the heart of clear crystal. Catches the tree lights like cut glass.
For the table
Faux leather placemat
Deep black with a gold square and compasses. Sets a dignified place at the table and doubles as a desk mat.
For the desk
Acrylic desk sign
A near-black panel on a wooden stand with the gold square and compasses printed behind clear acrylic.
For the porch
Double-sided house flag, 24 by 36
Printed both sides so the emblem reads correctly from either direction. Gold on black, for the porch pole.
For a quiet evening
Jigsaw puzzle in a keepsake tin
The gold emblem on a near-black field, in pieces. A quiet evening at the table with the tin to keep.
For the desk
Executive desk mat
Deep near-black with a gold square and compasses at center. Grounds the desk in the study or the lodge office.
For the front door
Coir-style doormat, 18 by 30
The square and compasses at the threshold. Gold emblem on black, greeting visitors the Masonic way.
For the den
Fabric wall tapestry, 26 by 36
A large fabric hanging, gold emblem on black. The fast way to give a den or anteroom the lodge look.
For the desk
Slate desk plaque
Gold square and compasses on natural slate. A grounded, executive piece for the desk or the Secretary’s table.
For the walk to lodge
Folding umbrella, gold lattice
Black canopy with a gold square and compasses lattice. A club-tie pattern for the rain. Semi-automatic.
For the workshop wall
Rustic wood sign, 10 by 10
The square and compasses printed straight onto wood, grain showing through. Rustic without being rough.
For the host
Engraved charcuterie board
Acacia wood with a slate inset, the emblem engraved into the surface. A centerpiece for the festive board at home.
For the office wall
Wall clock, 10 inch
Near-black face, gold hour marks, the emblem at center. The lodge aesthetic, keeping time in the office.
For the study wall
Stretched canvas, 16 by 12
Gold emblem on a gallery-wrapped canvas with a deep frame. Hangs with presence and needs no extra framing.
For the dresser
Wooden valet box
The square and compasses in gold on the lid. A dignified home for the watch, ring, cufflinks, and pocket change.
For the host
Engraved bamboo serving tray
The square and compasses laser-engraved at center. A warm, substantial tray for the sideboard or the study.
For the study wall
Framed wall art
The gold square and compasses on deep black, framed and gallery-ready for the study, office, or lodge anteroom.
Furnishing a Masonic study
Start with one piece for the wall and one for the desk. The framed wall art or the stretched canvas gives the room its anchor; the slate plaque or the desk mat grounds the desk under it. Add the wall clock when the room is otherwise finished: the emblem sits at the center of the face, so the clock reads as Masonic from across the room.
For the Lodge building, the doormat and the double-sided house flag are the two pieces that announce the place from the street without a sign-painter. The flag is printed both sides so the square and compasses read correctly from either direction, which single-sided flags get wrong.
Entertaining pieces
The engraved charcuterie board, the bamboo serving tray and the leather placemat are for the Brother who hosts the after-meeting gathering at home. The Festive Board candle, an amber jar with a parchment-style label, sits on the sideboard. The poker deck is for the night the Lodge plays instead of labors, and the jigsaw puzzle comes in a keepsake tin for the quiet evenings.
Designed by a Mason. Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States, and the processing time for each is on its Etsy listing.
Before you order
Can the slate plaque be engraved with a name?
This page shows the ready-made plaque with the emblem only. The personalized version, engraved with name, Lodge, office and years, is on the Personalized page and is the piece made for an installation presentation.
Is the wall art framed?
The framed wall art ships in its frame, ready to hang. The stretched canvas is gallery-wrapped on a deep frame and hangs without a separate frame. The tapestry and wood sign hang from a hook or a nail.
Does any of this carry a Grand Lodge seal?
No. Every piece uses the plain square and compasses, so it is appropriate for a Brother in any jurisdiction and for any Lodge building. Meet Upon The Level is not affiliated with or endorsed by any Grand Lodge.
Can a Lodge order several pieces at once?
Yes. For officer gifts, degree-night gifts or a tournament run, message the shop on Etsy before you order so the engraving details for each Brother can be set up together. The Lodge orders guide walks through it.
Where are the pieces made and shipped from?
Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States. Each Etsy listing shows the current processing time and the shipping options for your address before you buy.