Originating from Scotland, the Quaich is an ancient vessel or cup traditionally used to celebrate a bond between two clans. It was used in the 17^th century to offer welcome to travelers and is now commonly used in wedding and christening ceremonies.

Each quaich has the inscription of “new birth” in Cornish surrounded by a triscele. The Triscele design in the center is an ancient Celtic symbol of union and represents the trinity of Father, Mother and Child. Handcrafted in Cornwall of lead-free pewter. Attractively gift boxed with history card. Measurements-2” center diameter (50mm) with height of 1” (25mm).