Inspired by Scotland

Hand-engraved in our Fife studio, each piece in this collection is shaped by place. From mountain forms and coastal lines to Gaelic words and familiar symbols, every design begins with a reference drawn from Scotland itself.

These references are prepared in the studio and translated into clean, balanced engraving layouts, suited to the form of each glass.

  • Engraved apothecary-style decanter with Ben Nevis illustration and topographic map

    Mountain and Memory

    Engraved mountain forms drawn from Scotland’s Munros.
    Prepared as clean linework to sit naturally on the glass.

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  • Hand engraved glass decanter featuring a wrap around Aurora Borealis design inspired by the Northern Lights.

    Myths, Legends and Lore

    Figures and stories from Scottish folklore. Interpreted as restrained engraving designs with clarity and balance.

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  • Engraved whisky glass featuring one of the Four Morning Drams Scottish Gaelic typography designs with explanatory English text.

    Whispers in Gaelic

    Gaelic words and phrases prepared for engraving. Designed for clarity, spacing and legibility on glass.

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  • Brandy glass engraved with a stag surrounded by celtic knotwork on a dark background

    Entwined Echoes

    Celtic knotwork and interlaced forms.
    Prepared as balanced compositions suited to engraving.

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  • Clear glass tumbler with engraved design and 'Forth Bridges' text on a dark background

    Of This Place

    Scottish symbols and national emblems.Redrawn and balanced for clear engraving.

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Engraved decanter featuring Ben Nevis, a topographic map with personalised with name, dates and inscription

A Considered Approach to Bespoke

If you have a specific place, phrase or reference in mind, bespoke engraving allows each piece to be prepared from your own material. Designs are developed in the studio and translated into balanced engraving layouts, suited to the form of each glass.

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