The shirt reads: “Sir Ramic.”
Above it, a gold-ground illuminated panel: a crowned queen in a red gown lowers a sword onto a plain ceramic jug, which has been given a small crown of its own and is being knighted with full ceremony.
Ceramic, knighted. It is the quietest of the medieval pun series and possibly the best of them, because the jug is so ordinary and the ritual is so serious. For potters, for anyone who has taken a wheel-throwing class, and for the pun enthusiast who appreciates one delivered without any fuss.
