The sacred emblem of the Church of the God of Steam and Machinery is deeply tied to its industrial and technological ideals. The core of the symbol is a large, meticulously designed steel gear, representing the unyielding march of mechanization. Surrounding the gear is a wreath of steam, suggesting both power and the ethereal connection between technology and the divine. At the center of the gear, a hammer and wrench cross, symbolizing craftsmanship, innovation, and labor. The intricate design is embossed with fine mechanical details, with rivets, bolts, and metallic etchings that speak to the precision and progress inherent to the church's beliefs. The gear rotates slowly, a subtle nod to the continuous nature of technological advancement, while steam hisses and swirls around it, giving it an almost alive, pulsating effect. The emblem is often illuminated in an industrial, warm light, reinforcing the idea that technology is not just a tool, but a living, breathing force driving humanity forward. This sacred emblem is worn on the chest plates of followers and is engraved on the massive iron doors of the church’s temples, with additional adornments like mechanical wings, clocks, and glowing pistons further enhancing its visual representation. It serves as a reminder of the church's pursuit of progress, mechanization, and the elevation of humanity through the divine power of steam and machinery