Bring timeless Masonic symbolism and handcrafted strength to your home with this Widows Sons Door Knocker, meticulously cast in solid bronze and finished to a brilliant high polish. More than just a functional piece, this handcrafted object is a powerful statement, rooted in ritual, legend, and tradition.

FEATURES

• Solid Bronze Construction – Hot-cast using the lost wax method from pure metal (never resin), this piece is built to last generations. It weighs in at 110mm wide, 160mm high, and 60mm deep.

• Three-Part Design – Includes the striking plate, gavel/clapper, and riveted Lewis, all securely assembled for lasting performance.

• Secure Mounting – The rear features an M6 thread for extra anti-theft protection.

• Bold Presence – This door knocker doesn’t whisper—it announces. A single knock will echo with authority.

• Hand-Finished Detailing – The patina and polish highlight every symbolic element with dramatic clarity.

SHIPPING & NOTES

• Made to Order – No Returns or Exchanges
  Each buckle is handcrafted specifically for you and not kept in stock. Because of the energy-intensive bronze casting process, we only produce items in limited, environmentally responsible batches.
  👉 Please be absolutely sure of your choice before placing your order. 

• Worldwide: Kindly provide a valid phone number at checkout to assist the courier

SYMBOLISM AND MEANING

At the heart of this piece lies a profound narrative. It incorporates:

• Square and Compass – The foundational tools of the Craft.

• Lewis – A symbol of strength and Masonic lineage.

• Gavel – Representing authority and moral discipline.

• Skull and Crossbones – A memento mori, reminding us of mortality and virtue.

• Acacia Leaves – The eternal symbol of resurrection and purity.

• Hiram Abiff – The central figure of Masonic legend, the "Widow’s Son," master builder of Solomon’s Temple and martyr to fidelity.

As told in Masonic lore, Hiram Abiff is not introduced until the third degree—yet he stands as a pillar of the Master Mason ritual. First mentioned in sacred scripture (1 Kings 7:13–14), Hiram was a skilled artisan filled with wisdom and cunning in brass. His story of loyalty unto death reflects the most solemn virtues of the Fraternity.

Widows Sons. Hiram Abiff. The Temple. The Knock.
Let the legacy live at your door.