I can't help thinking of medieval banquets when I see a goblet. There's something regal about drinking from one, and I find it amusing that SUS has taken such an old-fashioned form and made it using some very advanced technology.
The silvery titanium gives it an almost sculptural appearance, but what interests me most is the contrast between how substantial it looks and how light it actually feels. The double-wall vacuum construction is hidden entirely within its form, allowing it to keep drinks hot or cold for much longer than an ordinary goblet. I'd happily use it for wine at dinner, but I also love the thought of drinking my morning coffee from something so unexpectedly grand.
Titanium Goblet was curated by Stevenson Aung
Maker: SUS
Dimensions: 3.0 (w) x 3.0" (l) x 4.4" (h) or 76 mm (w) x 76 mm (l) x 112 mm (h)
Weight: 4.9 oz or 140 g
Materials: Titanium