Description
The Quaich is the traditional Scottish cup of friendship, used for sharing a dram. It is a common accessory to a wedding or a Burns supper. The thistle has been a national symbol of Scotland since at least the time of James III. As the Renaissance took hold of Scotland, the thistle became an important decorative motif throughout the country, coming to represent the picturesque and hardy qualities of the Scottish landscape and people.
The quaich is manufactured from the finest quality lead-free Pewter, with a plated insert around a thistle crest.
Gold or silver badge surround options available.
Measures 3" in diameter.
