Restraint is the whole point here. One figure, one circle, one colourway — nothing else competes for attention on the drinkware silhouette.

Design Story

A downturned three-quarter portrait sits inside a broken gold brush ring, the halo cropping the spiked hair so the composition reads as a sealed medallion rather than a floating illustration. The palette is limited to matte black and antique gold, with tonal contrast doing the structural work: light collects along the hairline and jaw, then dissolves into shadow across the shoulders. Below the graphic, the wordmark GOKU BLACK is set small in wide letter-spacing, and a slim engraved motif anchors the lower third. That descending hierarchy — large emblem, quiet type, minimal accent — keeps the eye moving vertically instead of scattering.

Use & Experience

On a tall tumbler, the focal panel lands at eye level on the front face, while the wraparound black ground lets the ring curve away cleanly at the sides. Gold banding at the collar and base frames the graphic like trim on a garment, and the handle sits outside the artwork so nothing important is interrupted. Held or shelved, it registers as a bold graphic accessory with deliberate negative space.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Quiet luxury styling with an anime edge — a piece that carries its presence without raising its voice.