Some designs move. This one holds still and asks to be studied. A single letterform sits at the centre of a heavily ornamented field, surrounded by symmetry so deliberate that the eye settles rather than searches.

Design Story

At distance, the read is simple: a gold W inside a dark burgundy medallion, framed by a ring of clear jewel-like accents. At medium range, the ornament reveals its structure — mirrored scrollwork above the medallion, a chevron of foliate linework descending toward the base, and gold banding that divides the composition into three horizontal registers. Up close, the surface reads as tooled leather-look panelling, engraved-style curls, and small faceted highlights that behave like light caught on stone. The palette is disciplined: deep oxblood, warm gold, and cool white sparkle used only as punctuation. Nothing competes with the centre.

Use & Experience

The vertical proportion of the tumbler does the compositional work. The emblem is placed high on the front-facing focal panel, where it stays visible at eye level, while the ornamental chevron tapers with the silhouette toward the narrower base. The gold-toned handle sits outside the decorated field, so the graphic is never interrupted. Banding at the rim and foot closes the composition like a frame. Carry presence is high, but the statement is ceremonial rather than loud.

Size & Capacity

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

Ornament as restraint — a single mark, given room to be looked at.