Gothistar Rosarium Of The Dead Tumbler
This gothic tumbler blends vintage skull artistry with deep crimson roses in a design that feels hauntingly elegant and timeless. Set against a richly detailed dark floral background, the artwork captures the beauty of life and decay intertwined — where delicate blooms soften the mystery of the afterlife with an atmosphere of dark romance and antique charm.
Created for those drawn to classic gothic aesthetics and moody elegance, this tumbler transforms everyday moments into a statement of individuality and style. Whether carried through busy mornings or quiet midnight rituals, it brings a touch of mysterious beauty, rebellious sophistication, and timeless gothic allure wherever you go.
Size Guide
Our Tumbler comes in two sizes:
The 30 oz size is ideal for daily use, offering portability for your routine activities like commuting or errands.
The 40 oz size is perfect for travel or longer trips, providing extra capacity for all-day hydration.
Material
Superior Insulation: Featuring TempShield double-wall insulation, this tumbler keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot for hours
Durable Construction: Crafted from high-quality 18/8 pro-grade stainless steel, it offers lasting durability, preserves pure taste, and prevents flavor transfer
Safe and Convenient: BPA-free and dishwasher safe for easy, hassle-free cleaning
Cup Holder Fit: Designed to fit most standard cup holders, making it compatible with your car, gym gear, or office setup.
Colorful and Sweat-Free: The tumbler’s vibrant, durable color ensures it stays sweat-free and resistant to wear
Easy to Sip: Equipped with a flexible straw and a splash-resistant, Press-In Straw Lid for a comfortable sipping experience
Shipping & Returns
Our shipping process typically takes approximately 5-10 business days to prepare your order, followed by 7-20 business days for delivery.
You will receive a tracking code approximately 3 days after your order has been processed. This tracking code will allow you to monitor the delivery progress.
