Worshipful/Past Master Apron 3 Taus - The Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm Master Mason The flap represents the veil

The flap represents the veil between the profane and sacred

The red and white hues also represent the union of divine and human nature

and spiritual sovereignty

drafted between the early 1750s and the late 1760s

Smooth surface with light padding for comfort

Worshipful/Past Master Apron 3 Taus - The Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm Master Mason The flap represents the veilSymbolism of the Three Taus At the heart of the design are the Three Taus, traditionally associated with sacred geometry, divine protection, and esoteric wisdom. Within the MemphisMisram tradition, the Tau carries layered meanings connected to ancient initiation, spiritual completion, and the perfected temple of the self. Hand embroidered with precision in fine metallic thread, the Three Taus stand as a visible emblem of authority, experience, and