Mexican Cappuccino Cup, Puebla Talavera Pottery Coffee Mug, Ceramic Thermos, Handmade Lead-Free with Lid, Customizable Design ☕🎨🇲🇽

Indulge in a cup of your favorite brew with our Mexican Cappuccino Cup, a unique example of Puebla Talavera pottery. This coffee mug is meticulously handmade, using quality materials and traditional techniques. Bring a dash of color and character to your coffee routine with our customizable design.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted and painted by skilled artisans 🎨✋
• Stands 5.90” high with a 300ml capacity 🥛
• Made from premium ceramic material 🏺
• Offers customizable colors and characters 🎭

Practical and User-friendly:

• Suitable for microwave and dishwasher 🍽️🔥
• Comes with a lid to maintain your drink’s temperature 🌡️
• Eco-friendly, reducing the need for plastic cups 🌍♻️

For those interested in adding a name, check out our personalized mugs section through this link [link]. The cost of personalization is an additional $5 DLLS. You may also contact us directly for personalized requests. Please note, customization entails a processing time of 3-4 weeks.

Your orders are carefully packed and shipped in a box 📦. We offer priority shipping (3-5 business days), with express shipping available at an extra cost. Our products can be sent with a special dedication and gift wrapping – making it the perfect present 🎁.

For any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us. We typically respond in less than an hour!

A bit about Puebla Talavera:

Puebla Talavera, a specific type of Talavera pottery produced in Puebla, Mexico, is renowned globally and carries a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) by the Mexican government. This heritage craft dates back to the 16th century and involves several meticulous steps from clay mixing to firing. Known for its intricate designs, bright colors, and a mix of indigenous and European styles, this pottery form has become a significant part of Puebla’s cultural heritage and a popular souvenir among tourists. Your purchase contributes to preserving this traditional Mexican art form for future generations.