Engraved Jardin Champagne Flute

Engraved Jardin Champagne FluteJardin is engraved as a continuous landscape that flows uninterrupted around the glass. Branches weave naturally across the surface, carrying blossom, garden birds and butterflies that reveal themselves gradually as the object is turned. The composition is drawn to create the feeling of looking through a living garden. Individual elements are spaced to allow light and the changing contents of the glass to become part of the engraving, while the

confidence and directness that make Scots such a distinctive spoken language

The emblem of the Royal Order of Scotland represents one of the oldest and most distinguished Orders within Freemasonry

comfortable stillness and focused attention

the linework shapes its body before continuing through the design

the house is built directly over the waterfall

traditionally translated as the farewell drink

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Assistant Secretary under the English Constitution

generosity and hope

from the restrained simplicity of the Tuscan and Doric columns through the elegance of the Ionic order to the richly ornamented Corinthian and Composite capitals

an ancient motif of three interlocking spirals found throughout Celtic art and archaeology

contemporary design that celebrates both science and human connection

where each element contributes to a sense of harmony without relying on elaborate decoration