Royal Arch Engraving: A Personalised Whisky Glass
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Royal Arch Engraving: A Personalised Whisky Glass
This piece centres on the engraving of a Royal Arch Breast Jewel, prepared for a whisky glass with additional personalised detail.
Reference and Context
The Royal Arch Breast Jewel is a recognised symbol within Freemasonry, associated with a defined stage of progression. Its form is structured and detailed, requiring careful preparation to ensure clarity when translated to glass.
Preparation and Engraving
The design was adjusted for scale and legibility, with attention given to fine internal elements and how they would hold under sandblasting.
Additional text was incorporated into the layout, including a name and relevant dates, positioned to sit cleanly alongside the central motif.
The artwork was transferred to stencil and engraved using a controlled abrasive process, producing a consistent etched depth across both symbol and text.
Outcome
The finished glass presents the Royal Arch jewel as a clear, balanced engraving, with personalisation integrated into the overall composition.
A structured design, prepared for regular use.
A formal symbol, translated to glass with precision.
