A quiet, collector-grade graphic: one gilded mayfly held still against deep forest green, styled like a heritage angling emblem rather than a printed novelty.

Design Story

The composition is built around a single focal panel. A dry-fly motif sits dead centre, its hackle and tails drawn in fine gold line work that fans outward into faint river currents and drifting insect silhouettes. The green ground is textured and tonal, so the metallic linework reads as engraving rather than illustration. Below, a restrained typographic block anchors the layout: a serif wordmark, an italic secondary line, and spaced capitals — classic hierarchy, no clutter. The palette is two notes only, green and gold, which is why it feels expensive instead of loud.

Use & Experience

On a vertical tumbler silhouette the artwork behaves like a wraparound engraving. The insect motif occupies the widest front-facing area at eye level, while the currents trail around the curve and the type sits low, using the taper as natural negative space. Gold accents echo across the lid and handle zone, so the graphic reads as one continuous object in hand. Carry presence is calm and considered — a quiet statement piece for a desk, a truck console, or a morning on the water.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Understated, tonal, and deliberate — drinkware for people who notice line work.