A vertical composition built around a single held blade. The eye enters at the sword's tip, travels the diagonal upward, and arrives at a face that refuses to look away.

Design Story

Violet and antique gold divide the surface into two moods: atmosphere and machinery. The central figure stands in a guarded stance, lavender hair and open coat caught mid-turn, the sword crossing the body as both barrier and declaration. Around him, clockwork plating, gears and an hourglass frame the scene in warm brass, while the hand-lettered TRUNKS and the quiet line HOPE FIGHTS ALWAYS anchor the upper right. A greyscale portrait above and a lone silhouette below act as memory and aftermath — past and future pressed against the present. The Capsule Corp roundel sits low on the left as the composition's steady visual weight.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler silhouette, the artwork reads as a wraparound narrative. The focal panel carries the figure and blade at full graphic scale, while the mechanical borders let the design continue past the front, resolving into smaller vignettes as the vessel turns. Vertical proportion suits the upright stance; the purple handle and lid echo the palette, giving the piece a composed carry presence rather than a loud one.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

A quiet, deliberate object — held motion, framed in brass.