Hand-Painted Mexican Coffee Mug & Cappuccino Cup - Puebla Talavera Pottery, Ceramic Thermos, Lead-Free, Customizable, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe

Step into the world of vibrant, handcrafted art with our cappuccino cup. This Mexican coffee mug, inspired by the traditional Puebla Talavera pottery, promises quality craftsmanship and a unique touch to your daily coffee ritual.

Key Features:

• Individually handmade and painted 🎨
• Stands 5.90” high
• Holds 450ml of your favorite beverage ☕
• Crafted from robust ceramic material
• Offers a variety of colors and characters to choose from for personalization

Safe for use in a microwave oven and dishwasher, our mugs blend in ease of use with their exquisite design.

For personalized mugs with a name added, please visit our BUY SECTION at https://etsy.me/42f1lqf (additional cost $5), or contact us directly with your specific preferences.

Please note that customized orders require a processing time of 3-4 weeks.

Our high-quality ceramic thermoses, created using age-old techniques, ensure your drinks remain at the perfect temperature. Additionally, by choosing our product, you’re contributing towards a greener planet by reducing the need for disposable plastic cups.

We assure careful packing, prompt shipping in a box, and express shipping at an additional charge. The mug can also be sent with a special dedication or gift wrapping upon request.

Should you have any queries, don’t hesitate to reach out. We usually respond within an hour.

About Puebla Talavera:

Puebla Talavera is a highly regarded Talavera pottery style produced in Puebla, Mexico. It’s Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) status implies only pottery crafted in Puebla using traditional methods and materials can bear the name “Puebla Talavera”. Renowned for intricate designs and vivid colors, often portraying floral and geometric patterns, Puebla Talavera plays a significant role in Puebla’s cultural heritage. Today, skilled artisans continue to produce Puebla Talavera using traditional techniques, preserving this significant Mexican art form for the future.