A drinkware silhouette treated like an antique cameo. Nothing here shouts; the whole piece leans on tonal depth, ornament and a single, unblinking focal face.

Design Story

The front panel centres an oval medallion portrait: a gaunt, smiling figure with teal-green swept hair, deep-cut brow lines and a narrow-eyed stare, fanned playing cards resting at the collar. Everything around it is rendered in warm bronze-look relief — scrollwork, roses, chain detail and faceted red and green jewel-like accents against a gunmetal-grey body. Banner-style plates read THE JOKER above and PRINCE OF CHAOS with COLLECTIBLE EDITION below as decorative edition-style wording. A second, smaller roundel near the base repeats the grin over spade cards, closing the composition. Maximalist, symmetrical, and tightly hierarchical: face first, typography second, filigree last.

Use & Experience

The vertical proportion is used properly — upper band, portrait panel, lower band — so the eye travels the tumbler rather than skimming it. The grey field acts as negative space, keeping the ornamental density readable at arm's length, while the gold-toned handle picks up the same warm register on the side profile. High statement level, still refined enough for a desk or a commute.

Size & Capacity

Available capacities: 20 oz, 30 oz, 40 oz.

Ornament with a straight face — carry presence, quietly theatrical.