Mug, Belly Mug, 16 oz Large in "Cherry Blossoms" by Manufaktura | K068S-DPGJ

Introducing the Polish Pottery 16 oz. Large Belly Mug by Manufaktura, in the enchanting "Cherry Blossoms" pattern (DPGJ). Not only does this mug boast a generous 16 oz. capacity, but it also combines functionality with a stunning design. Imagine starting your day with a steaming cup of coffee or tea, cradling this beautifully hand-painted mug in your hands. It's like holding a piece of art!

The "Cherry Blossoms" pattern is a true masterpiece, featuring a captivating blend of predominantly red flowers with accents in green and black. Against a crisp white background, black vines entwine with vibrant red blossoms, creating a mesmerizing display that is sure to catch the eye. It's no wonder this pattern is considered to be of Signature level of artistry.

But what sets this mug apart is not just its exquisite design; it's the fact that it is crafted with meticulous attention to detail by skilled artisans in Boleslawiec, Poland. Each piece in the "Cherry Blossoms" pattern is carefully overseen by the designing artist, ensuring that it meets the highest standards of quality and beauty. That's why these mugs are limited in supply and highly sought after by collectors.

Not only is this mug a work of art, but it is also highly practical. It is microwavable and spill-resistant, making it the perfect companion for your busy mornings. The 16 oz. capacity (or 20 oz. if you fill it to the brim) means you can enjoy a generous serving of your favorite beverage. And with its sturdy construction, it is dishwasher safe, freezer safe, and oven safe up to 425 degrees.

When you purchase this Polish Pottery mug, you are not just getting a beautiful piece for your home; you are also supporting a brand that has been a pioneer in the industry. Manufaktura, the manufacturer of this mug, was the first choice of The Polish Pottery Outlet when they opened their doors in 2006. Established in 1992, Manufaktura has been recognized for their stunning designs and their efforts to promote Polish pottery worldwide. They are trend-setters in the pottery industry and are considered one of the most important producers in Boleslawiec.