Engraved Triskelion Whisky Glass - Uisce Beatha

Engraved Triskelion Whisky Glass - Uisce BeathaAt the centre of this design is the Triskelion, an ancient motif of three interlocking spirals found throughout Celtic art and archaeology. Surrounded by continuous knotwork, the engraving combines two enduring symbols of Celtic tradition, where flowing line and repeating forms create a composition without a clear beginning or end. Beneath the design appears the phrase Uisce Beatha in Irish Gaelic, both translating as "Water of Life". The expression

Combining landscape

the design explores the way forms

balanced and suited to the object it decorates

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Right Almoner under the Scottish Constitution

This design combines the traditional Square & Compasses with shamrocks and the Irish harp

the illustration reduces the boats

it presents a visual composition rich in symbolism and meaning

the lotus represents growth

Old Trafford is recognised around the world for its distinctive front elevation

Its distinctive profile has made it one of Britain's most recognisable mountains

confident linework while preserving its unmistakable character

its form revealed through a continuous composition where Celtic inspired ornament becomes part of the animal itself