Engraved Ben More (Isle of Mull) Whisky Glass tier-d This interpretation moves beyond traditional

This interpretation moves beyond traditional knotwork

this illustration captures the sweeping form of the pass as it narrows between the surrounding mountains

the engraving pairs the original Scots phrase with its pronunciation and a concise definition

Emerging from Britain's ska revival and the 2 Tone era

A proof is supplied for approval before engraving begins

Engraved Ben More (Isle of Mull) Whisky Glass tier-d This interpretation moves beyond traditionalBen More is shown rising above the coastline of the Isle of Mull, where the island's only Munro dominates the surrounding landscape. Prepared from reference photography and interpreted for engraving, the composition captures the relationship between mountain, shoreline and sea, preserving the broad profile that makes Ben More visible from much of the island. Drawn specifically for engraving on glass, the composition simplifies and adjusts natural