Engraved Cairngorms and Loch Morlich Tankard

Engraved Cairngorms and Loch Morlich TankardThe Cairngorms rise beyond the shores of Loch Morlich, where one of Scotland's highest mountain plateaux meets ancient Caledonian pine forest and one of the country's most distinctive freshwater lochs. This viewpoint brings together mountain, woodland and water in a landscape that has become synonymous with the Cairngorm National Park. Prepared from reference photography and interpreted for engraving, the composition preserves the broad sweep of the

rising clean from the water despite the conditions beneath the surface

the composition focuses on the scale

the composition celebrates the precision

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Assistant Marshal under the Scottish Constitution

it captures the invisible geometry created by rhythm itself

From paired wine glasses and champagne flutes to matching decanters and presentation pieces

the illustration reduces the boats

returning to its starting point as the glass is turned

This engraving imagines the stag as one of those celestial figures

This collection interprets those delicate patterns as engravings prepared specifically for glass

passing railway and the broad hillside of Leum Uilleim into a single landscape

creating an engraving that is both contemporary and timeless