Brass Wine Goblets Set of 2, 24K Gold Plated Tulip Design, 200 ml

Why the tulip shape stands out

Many gold drinking vessels are tall, narrow flutes. This pair goes a different way. The bowl follows a rounded tulip outline, which gives each goblet a fuller, sculpted look from every angle. Around the body, a floral pattern is engraved by hand, inspired by traditional Indian artwork. It is a tulip metal wine glass with real character, not a plain gold cup.

The overall look sits close to vintage royal goblets, yet the pair is made for modern tables, anniversaries and gifting.

Cast, engraved and plated by artisans

These goblets come from artisans in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, a city long associated with brassware. The brass is cast, the pattern is engraved, and the surface is finished in polished gold plating. It is handcrafted brass drinkware in the true sense, so tiny differences from the product photos are normal.

A quick note on the metal

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, prized for its hardness and for how well it can be worked. For the background, Encyclopaedia Britannica has a clear overview of what brass is and why it has stayed so useful. In this pair, the brass body gives the gold finish a solid base and gives the goblets a reassuring weight in the hand.

Made for two: toasting moments for couples

Brass wine goblets set of 2 are made for shared moments. At an anniversary dinner, each person lifts one goblet, so the toast feels like something you do together. At a wedding, the pair can sit at the couple’s table as their own toasting set, and later move to the home bar as a keepsake.

Ideas for setting the scene

• Place the pair on a small tray with two taper candles for an anniversary dinner at home.
• Tuck a handwritten card with the date beside the red box before gifting.
• On a bar shelf, turn the floral engraving to the front so it is the first thing guests notice.
• For a housewarming, stand the pair on a console table where entry lights can bring out the gold.

Who will enjoy this pair

• Couples marking an anniversary, whatever the year.
• Friends choosing an engagement or wedding present.
• Home hosts who like engraved brass wine goblets as part of their bar styling.
• Collectors of metal wine glasses who want a tulip shape for the shelf.
• Anyone who wants one gift that works as both a keepsake and a display piece.

Moments to give these goblets

In India: engagements, receptions and wedding season

During wedding season, a boxed pair of goblets slips easily into a gift bag for an engagement, a reception or a milestone anniversary. A handcrafted pair feels more personal than a voucher or a generic gift set, and it is something the couple can keep using for years.

In the US: anniversaries and the holiday season

As the holiday season begins, brass wine goblets set of 2 can serve as a couple’s Christmas present or a New Year’s Eve toasting set. For anniversary shoppers, the red box also means no extra trip to buy wrapping.

For clients and colleagues

A tulip pair gives a client or senior colleague something more distinctive than a standard gift set, and the brass heritage of Moradabad gives you a clear story to tell. For larger quantities, see the bulk orders card further down.

Compare before you choose

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