This exquisite High Priest's Royal Arch Mitre, in a pristine white hue, is adorned with the Triple Tau symbol and embellished with golden stripes and the Hebrew words קדש ליהוה (Kadosh l'Adonai), meaning "Holy to the Lord."

The tradition of Masters wearing hats during Masonic Works traces its roots back to the 18th century, often paralleled with the presence of swords. The specific style of hat was not outlined in ancient rituals, as it resembled common headwear of secular life. However, certain High Grades did specify particular ceremonial headpieces, such as the white miter worn by Freemasons of the American Royal Arch.

It is available in different sizes, ensuring a comfortable fit for all wearers. This Miter is ideal for formal occasions such as ceremonies, meetings, and any other gatherings.