MiG 29 Engraved Whiskey Glass

Few fighters announce their presence like the MiG-29. Compact, aggressive, and brutally capable, the MiG-29 earned a reputation as a close-in dogfighter that could change the outcome of a battle in seconds. The MiG-29 Engraved Whiskey Glass is a tribute to this iconic jet and its distinguished journey in Indian service—first as an air-defence sentinel and later as a sea-going warrior.

Precision engraved in crisp technical line art, the glass captures the MiG-29’s muscular stance—twin intakes, widely spaced engines, and purposeful wings—an aircraft designed to fight and win.

Why the MiG-29 is legendary in India

• The Air Force’s sharp spear (1980s–2000s)
  Inducted into the Indian Air Force in the mid-1980s, the MiG-29 instantly transformed India’s air-defence capability. At a time when beyond-visual-range combat and high-performance interceptors were redefining air power, the MiG-29 brought speed, climb rate, and agility that demanded respect.

• A dogfighter’s reputation
  Globally—and in Indian training—the MiG-29 became known for its close-combat prowess. Its helmet-mounted sight and high off-boresight missiles allowed pilots to engage targets at angles that surprised adversaries. Among aviators, it earned the quiet confidence of a jet that excelled when fights got tight.

• Modernised to stay relevant
  Rather than retire early, India invested in comprehensive upgrades, transforming the fleet into the MiG-29UPG with modern avionics, radar, and weapons. The result was a fighter that bridged generations—classic airframe, contemporary combat systems.

• From runway to carrier deck
  In one of the most remarkable chapters of its story, the MiG-29 adapted to naval life as the MiG-29K. Serving with the Indian Navy, it became the backbone of India’s carrier aviation, operating from INS Vikramaditya. Few fighters can claim successful service in both air-force and carrier-borne roles for the same country.

• Sea-going muscle
  Naval MiG-29Ks brought air defence and strike capability to India’s maritime domain, flying demanding deck operations where precision, discipline, and reliability are non-negotiable. The transition from land to sea cemented the MiG-29’s reputation for adaptability.

• A pilot’s aircraft
  Ask those who flew it, and you’ll hear the same refrain: the MiG-29 rewards decisive hands. It is fast, responsive, and honest—an aircraft that expects commitment and gives confidence in return.

About the glass

This whiskey glass mirrors the aircraft’s character—powerful, compact and uncompromising.

• Premium crystal-clear whiskey glass.

• Precision engraving of the MiG-29 profile - highlighting twin engines, intakes, and fighter stance

• Minimalist technical line-art style suitable for collectors and display

• Ideal for whiskey, bourbon, or as a statement piece on a desk or shelf

Glass Dimensions: 7.9 x 7.9 x 9.3 Centimeters

Glass Weight: 330 g

Glass Capacity: 300 ml

These glasses are heavy with a solid bottom where most of the weight holds. This makes them great to hold in your hand. These glasses are well made and if you care for them it'll last you a lifetime.

Who this glass is for

• Indian Air Force and Indian Navy personnel (serving & retired)

• Fighter pilots, aviation professionals, and defence enthusiasts

• Collectors of modern military aviation memorabilia

• Gift buyers seeking a powerful and meaningful aviation tribute

NOTE: These engravings are hand finished which take about 5 hours. When we get your order, we will take 2-3 days to finish the engraved glasses and will ship them out on the 4th day. Typically they will reach you 10 days from the day you place the order.

Since the glasses are hand engraved, it will be 95% as shown in the image, the rest 5% variance is unique to each hand engraving process.

Why it belongs in your collection

The MiG-29 didn’t just serve—it adapted, endured, and excelled.
From guarding Indian skies to launching off carrier decks, it proved that true fighters evolve with their missions.

Raise a glass to a jet that mastered both air and sea.
A warrior’s machine—etched in glass.