BMP-2 Engraved Whiskey Glass

The BMP-2 is fast, versatile, and battle-ready. The BMP-2 has served as the backbone of India's mechanised infantry for decades. The BMP-2 Engraved Whiskey Glass pays tribute to a vehicle that transformed the way the Indian Army fights, moves, and operates on the modern battlefield.

Precision-engraved in clean technical line art, this glass captures the BMP-2's distinctive low profile, compact turret, and tracked mobility—an iconic silhouette recognized by soldiers and military enthusiasts alike.

Order Delivery Timeline:

• Order Confirmation: Once the order is placed! We’ll reach out to you on WhatsApp within a few hours to finalize your personalizations.
• Engraving Process: Your engraved glasses will be carefully crafted and ready within 2–3 days.
• Shipping: Once completed, your order will be shipped on the 4th day.
• Delivery: You can expect your order to be delivered within 10–12 days from the date of purchase.

Choose from our carefully curated glass options:

• 300 ml Whiskey Glass: Imported from the UAE, this glass offers exceptional clarity and a solid, heavy base for a refined grip. Ideal for whiskey and rum.
• 380 ml Whiskey/Cocktail Glass: Imported from Europe, this elegantly thin yet sturdy crystal glass features a wide profile, making it a truly premium addition to your collection.

Why the BMP-2 is legendary in India

• The workhorse of India's Mechanised Infantry
  Inducted into the Indian Army during the 1980s, the BMP-2 gave infantry the ability to keep pace with tanks while remaining protected from enemy fire. It became the vehicle of choice for India's mechanised formations, capable of transporting troops directly into combat.
• Known in India as the "Sarath"
  Manufactured under licence by Ordnance Factory Medak, the Indian version of the BMP-2 was christened Sarath, meaning "charioteer." Over the years, Sarath became one of the most recognizable military vehicles in Indian service.
• Built in India, adapted for India
  The BMP-2 was more than an imported platform. Indian industry developed numerous variants including command vehicles, reconnaissance vehicles, engineer support variants, ambulance configurations, and missile carriers. This adaptability helped make it one of the most versatile vehicles in the Army's inventory.
• From deserts to mountains
  Few military vehicles have operated across such a diverse range of terrain. BMP-2s have served in the scorching deserts of Rajasthan, the plains of Punjab, and high-altitude deployments in Ladakh—demonstrating remarkable adaptability.
• The companion to India's tank fleet
  Wherever T-72s, T-90s, and Arjun tanks deploy, BMP-2s are often nearby. Together they form the core of India's mechanised combat formations, combining mobility, firepower, and infantry support.
• A soldier's battlefield taxi—and much more
  Armed with a 30 mm cannon, machine guns, and anti-tank missiles, the BMP-2 is far more than a troop carrier. It gives mechanised infantry the ability to fight effectively while on the move, making it one of the most important force multipliers in the Indian Army.
• Decades of trusted service
  While newer platforms are being developed, the BMP-2 continues to serve in large numbers, proving the durability of its design and the confidence the Army places in it.

Who will appreciate this

• Veterans and serving members of armoured units (Armoured Corps, Indian Army)

• Military history buffs and collectible enthusiasts

• Anyone seeking a unique gift that blends heritage, precision, and design

Care & Usage tips

• avoid abrasive scrubbers
  

• For display, pair with a dark wood coaster or low-profile stand to bring out the engraving

Why it belongs in your collection

The BMP-2 isn't the largest vehicle on the battlefield.
It isn't the most famous.

But for decades, it has carried India's mechanised infantry wherever duty called.

Reliable. Adaptable. Always ready.

Raise a glass to the vehicle that carried generations of Indian soldiers forward—
the BMP-2 Sarath, etched in glass.