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Man's Best Friend Mug Hand Painted and Etched in Mexico
Man's Best Friend Mug Hand Painted and Etched in Mexico
Crafted by Mara Ceramica artisans in Mexico, this hand-etched and hand-painted stoneware mug brings adorable canines to your morning ritual. It can also double as a quirky planter for your desk succulent or as a sturdy catchall. Standing 4.5 inches tall, weighing in at 1.75 lbs., and with a generous 16 oz capacity, it's built to last with substantial weight and durability. A hefty mug that's as much about character as it is about function. Sold individually.
- High temperature fired stoneware
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Tested free from lead and cadmium
- Minor imperfections may be present due to the handcrafted nature
- Made in Mexico
🌍 About the Artisan: Ceramica Mara is in Morelia, Mexico. Their stoneware collection includes beautiful handmade ceramic mugs, dishes, carafes, and more. Mara was a master sculptor, ceramicist, and painter who studied engraving with famous artist Alfredo Zalce. She also studied ceramics with famous Italian artist Bruno Terese. Mara's glazes are unique for their quality and color, and her fine lines flutter between abstract and reality. Since her passing, her family and apprentices carry on her tradition and creations.
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Please note: Most pieces in our collection are handmade, giving your item its own special touch. While we aim for consistency, you may notice slight variations in color, texture, weight, and other details. These differences—such as tassels, ink patterns, carving marks on wood or clay, brushstrokes, stitching, or bubbles in glass—add to each item's unique charm. Each item reflects the skill and creativity of our artisans, making your purchase truly one-of-a-kind. If you value uniqueness and character over uniformity, our collection is perfect for you. We aim to show the best representation of the items that we receive. Please remember that photography lighting, computer monitor settings, and the nature of handmade products may cause items to appear differently in person than on your screen.
