A black drinkware silhouette carrying nothing but line, symmetry and a single circular emblem. The composition is calm, deliberate, and organized from the top down.

Design Story

The wraparound artwork is built on strict vertical symmetry. Thin gold linework rises from the base in an Art Deco arrangement — stepped arches, radiating columns, framed panels — before settling into stillness around the focal centre. The team roundel sits high on the front, the only curved, multi-coloured element in an otherwise linear black field, so the eye lands there first and then travels downward through the stacked typography: a small serif line, a large engraved wordmark, a narrow banner beneath. Contrast does the work. Gold reads as light against deep black, and the wide untouched areas between the linework give each element room to be seen. Nothing moves; the tension is architectural rather than kinetic.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler, that vertical logic follows the vessel naturally. The emblem sits at eye level as the visual anchor, the lettering occupies the mid-body, and the geometric base pattern grounds the lower third. The handle side stays open, keeping the front panel uncluttered when the piece is set down or carried.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Restraint, symmetry and a single point of colour — a quiet study in structure you keep within reach.