A Brandy GlassHeld by a Dragon.
A familiar drinking glass transformed by one unexpected idea: the dragon itself becomes part of the supporting structure.
The SculptureIs the Structure.
Rather than attaching a dragon ornament to a conventional glass, the dragon rises from the tabletop, curves around the bowl and visually supports it with its claw.
Built Aroundthe Creature Itself.
Each part of the dragon contributes to the silhouette instead of existing only for decoration.
01 Curved Body
Replaces the visual role of a traditional straight stem and creates the vertical rise beneath the glass.
02 Supporting Claw
The extended claw reaches beneath the bowl, creating the most distinctive functional detail.
03 Grounded Tail & Base
The lower dragon form curls toward the tabletop, visually finishing the sculpture and anchoring the composition.
Amber Spirits BecomePart of the Sculpture.
Brandy or whiskey introduces a warm amber layer between the clear bowl and bronze-toned dragon, making the drink itself part of the visual composition.
Detail WithoutOverloading the Form.
The visual richness comes from the sculpted transitions between the dragon and the glass, while the bowl itself remains clean and transparent.
01 Dragon Head
Positioned close to the bowl to create a strong focal point without obscuring the glass.
02 Layered Scales
Repeated sculptural texture creates contrast against the smooth transparent bowl.
03 Open Wing Shape
Adds recognizable dragon character while preserving negative space around the glass.
04 Claw-to-Glass Connection
The key transition where visual sculpture becomes part of the supporting design.
Designed to StayOut of the Cabinet.
The sculptural silhouette gives the piece enough presence to remain part of a home bar, study or display shelf even when the glass is empty.
For Someone Who LikesThings With Character.
A distinctive direction for whiskey and brandy enthusiasts, fantasy collectors, dragon fans and anyone who prefers unusual barware over another conventional drinking glass.
