Macewen Family Clan Crest Quaich - Scottish Cup of Friendship Celebrate your Scottish heritage with this Clan Macewen Family Quaich, a traditional two-handled ceremonial cup known as the Scottish cup of friendship. The quaich is closely associated with trust, hospitality, welcome, and the sharing of a dram among family, friends, and honoured guests. The word quaich comes from the Gaelic cuach, meaning cup or bowl. Historically used in Scotland for whisky, brandy, and ceremonial drinks, the quaich remains one of the most meaningful symbols of Scottish identity and family tradition. This Macewen Family Clan Crest Quaich features your chosen clan crest badge, making it a personal Scottish heritage gift for weddings, anniversaries, Burns Suppers, Highland games, clan society events, family gatherings, or anyone proud of the Macewen Family name. Product Measurements Size: 5 inches Handle to handle: 8 inches Height: 2.5 inches Badge Material Options Badge Pewter - classic heritage finish Badge Sterling Silver - premium refined finish Clan badge Size is - 1-3/4 " (45mm) W x 2-1/4" (57mm) L Please choose your preferred clan crest badge material before adding this quaich to your cart. Traditional Uses and Heritage Weddings: Often used in a quaich ceremony, where the couple shares a drink to symbolize unity and the joining of families. Burns Suppers and Scottish gatherings: A meaningful vessel for toasts, whisky, brandy, or other ceremonial drinks. Clan and family events: A display piece that represents ancestry, belonging, and family pride. Heritage gifting: A thoughtful Scottish gift for relatives, descendants, collectors, and clan members. Early quaichs were traditionally made from wood, with later versions crafted in metal and silver. Today, the quaich continues to serve as a lasting connection to Scottish hospitality, Celtic symbolism, and family heritage.
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