Peacock Engraved Wine Glass – Inspired by Pittencrieff Park

The Story Behind the Design

In the heart of Dunfermline, Pittencrieff Park — fondly known as The Glen — is home to one of Scotland’s most elegant residents: the peafowl. First introduced to the park in 1905 by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, these iconic birds have become a beloved part of the city’s heritage, recently honoured with the Freedom of the City.

This hand-engraved wine glass captures the peacock in profile, its long, sweeping tail reimagined not in traditional fan form, but as an intricate flow of feathers, leaves, and flowers — a nod to both the resident peafowl and the park’s natural beauty. Crafted with a bold stem and angular bowl, the glass brings a refined elegance to any table or collection.

Each glass is individually hand-engraved using traditional sandblasting techniques for a satin-like, permanent finish that won’t wash, chip, or fade.

What Makes It Special

• Hand-engraved peacock design in flowing profile
• Tail features delicate feathers, leaves, and flowers
• Inspired by the peafowl of Dunfermline’s Pittencrieff Park
• Satin-etched finish — smooth, tactile, and permanent
• Angular bowl and bold stem for a modern silhouette
• Ideal for red, white, or rosé wines
• Presented tissue-wrapped in a premium gift box

Perfect For

• Wine lovers with an eye for unique craftsmanship
• Nature enthusiasts and admirers of Scottish heritage
• Elegant dinner parties and meaningful gifting
• Special occasions, weddings, or milestone celebrations
• Anyone who cherishes a story behind their glassware

About Your Glass

This contemporary 40cl wine glass balances a sharp, angular bowl with a substantial stem for a modern twist on classic glassware. Designed for optimal aroma release, it’s as functional as it is beautiful — and made for those who appreciate detail and story.