Engraved Cailleach Wine Glass

Engraved Cailleach Wine GlassAmong the oldest figures in Scottish folklore, the Cailleach is the keeper of winter, the shaper of mountains and the force that governs storm and stone. Stories tell of her carving the landscape, raising hills and summoning the weather that defines the northern winter. This engraving imagines the Cailleach as part of the landscape itself. Her form rises from the mountains, while flowing hair becomes driven by the wind and broken rock gathers around

This whisky glass is engraved with a faithful interpretation of the principal emblem of the Royal Order of Scotland

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Piper under the Scottish Constitution

" The result is a piece that combines historical styling with a tongue in cheek sense of humour

Rather than reproducing theoriginal jewellery directly

office or year allows each glass to commemorate installations

Each engraving produces a crisp permanent finish

the lace is carefully redrawn as an engraving that preserves its lightness while remaining clear on glass

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Inner Guard under the English Constitution

This engraving captures a golfer at the top of the follow through

Originally developed as a design study

strength and momentum

Prepared from reference photography and interpreted for engraving