Drawn from the archives of the Albert Hall Museum — Rajasthan’s oldest, opened in 1887 and home to one of India’s finest collections of metalwork and decorative arts — the Sarang Glass is a quiet tribute to a 19th-century silver artifact that time almost forgot.

Adorned with 24-carat pure gold, Sarang is distinguished by its signature circular rings that wind gracefully around the form. They are not merely ornament — each ring marks a moment of measure, turning every pour into a precise and unhurried ritual.

As the drink rises through the transparent body, the rings bear witness: at 60 ml, a whisper; at 94 ml, a sip; at 135 ml, a pause; at 180 ml, a toast; at 226 ml, a memory; at 275 ml, a story; and at 320 ml, the glass is full — as is the evening.

See the drink. Know the measure. Hold the story — layer by layer.

Elegantly packaged in a beautiful gift box and tied with a ribbon — perfect for gifting, available in sets of two.