Engraved Deoch Cas Rùisgte Whisky Glass

Engraved Deoch Cas Rùisgte Whisky GlassDeoch Cas Risgte, meaning "the bare foot drink", refers to the dram traditionally enjoyed before getting dressed. It represents the third stage of the Four Morning Drams. The design combines the original Scots Gaelic expression with its pronunciation and a brief explanation in a restrained typographic composition. It celebrates a distinctive piece of Highland tradition through the language that preserved it.

Among the oldest figures in Scottish folklore

Drawing inspiration from Sámi folklore

Deoch cas rùisgte

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