Cappuccino Skull Cup, Frida Mexican Coffee Mug, Puebla Talavera Pottery, Ceramic Thermos, Handmade Lead-Free Includes Lid, Custom Available

Introducing our unique Cappuccino Skull Cup, a Mexican coffee mug crafted with exquisite Puebla Talavera Pottery. Handmade with quality materials, this cup is a perfect blend of artistry and functionality.

Each cup is meticulously made and painted by hand, standing at an impressive height of 5.90 inches and offering a generous 450ml capacity. The ceramic material ensures excellent heat retention, keeping your cappuccino at the ideal temperature. To preserve the drink’s warmth and prevent spills, the cup includes a convenient plastic lid.

Customization is at the heart of our offerings. You can choose the colors and characters that resonate with you, creating a truly personalized piece. Whether you prefer vibrant hues or subtle tones, our range of options allows you to express your unique style.

The Cappuccino Skull Cup is designed for your convenience. It is suitable for use in the microwave oven and dishwasher, making it easy to heat and clean.

If you wish to add a name or make it even more special, please indicate it at the time of purchase. We also offer customization options, providing you with the opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind mug.

Your order will be carefully packed in a protective box to ensure its safe delivery. Whether you’re treating yourself or purchasing it as a gift, you can choose to add a special dedication or opt for our special gift wrapping option.

At MexRoots, we are committed to providing excellent customer service. Should you have any questions or concerns, we are here to assist you. We typically respond within an hour, ensuring a prompt and efficient shopping experience.

Immerse yourself in the captivating story of Talavera Puebla, a specific type of Talavera pottery produced in the city of Puebla, Mexico. Puebla Talavera is globally recognized as one of the finest examples of Talavera pottery and holds the prestigious designation of Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) by the Mexican government. This designation ensures that only pottery made in Puebla using traditional techniques and materials can bear the name “Puebla Talavera”.

The roots of Puebla Talavera date back to the 16th century when Spanish colonizers introduced the art of Talavera pottery to Mexico. Puebla quickly emerged as a center for Talavera production, and local artisans developed their distinct styles and designs, influenced by both indigenous and European traditions.

The production process of Puebla Talavera involves several meticulous steps, including clay mixing, hand shaping or molding, and firing the pottery at high temperatures. Skilled artisans then hand-paint the pieces using mineral-based pigments, and a lead-free glaze is applied before the final firing, resulting in a durable and water-resistant finish.

Puebla Talavera is renowned for its intricate designs and vibrant colors, often featuring floral and geometric patterns. This exquisite pottery serves various purposes, including plates, bowls, vases, and decorative tiles. It has become an integral part of Puebla’s cultural heritage and a cherished souvenir for visitors. Today, Puebla Talavera continues to be meticulously crafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, ensuring the preservation of this important Mexican art form for generations to come.