Some designs move. This one holds still and asks to be read. The wrap is built like an heirloom plaque: a central medallion, a stack of engraved nameplates, and gilded scrollwork that frames rather than shouts.

Design Story

The composition is strictly vertical and symmetrical. A crimson roundel sits high on the deep navy field, ringed in gold and holding the Jayhawk emblem — beak forward, feet mid-step, but rendered as a heraldic device rather than an action figure. Beneath it, the typography descends in scale and importance: "UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS," then "KANSAS JAYHAWKS" in the largest weight, then "EST. 1865," and finally a small "LIMITED EDITION" plate near the base. That hierarchy does the work. Acanthus scrollwork in gold and oxblood fills the surrounding space without crowding the focal panel, while a chevron band cinches the lower third and resets the eye. Navy carries the mass; gold carries the light.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler's vertical silhouette, this ornamental stacking reads naturally — the medallion lands at eye level when the vessel is held, and the crest anchors the front-facing panel while the scrollwork carries continuity around the curve. The handle side stays quieter, letting the emblem remain the single statement.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

A crest, patiently arranged. Presence without noise.