A drinkware silhouette treated as a jeweled surface. Every square millimetre is articulated in tiny faceted dots, so the eye reads texture before it reads image.

Design Story

The composition is strictly vertical and hierarchical. At its centre sits a yellow shield with a rearing horse, crowned by a red and white Santa hat and framed by golden laurel and crossed chequered flags — heraldry borrowed from motorsport, re-dressed for December. Beneath it, scripted lettering and a ribbon banner step the eye downward in disciplined tiers, closing on holly, bells and a bow near the base. Red dominates; green and gold interrupt it just often enough to keep the field from flattening. The wraparound surface reads as continuous beading, while a small racing-car charm hangs at the handle as a deliberate counterweight to all that symmetry.

Surprise Gift

The decorative charm shown hanging from the handle is a surprise gift for randomly selected lucky customers. It is not sold separately, and not every tumbler order will include one.

Use & Experience

On a tall tumbler, this works because the focal panel sits at eye height, where the shield becomes the visual anchor. The narrowing lower body carries the quieter festive motifs, and the handle offers a secondary point of interest. Carried in hand, it reads as a bold graphic accessory rather than a quiet one.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Ornament and emblem, held in a single vertical frame.