Hanging Ceramic Mug with Single-Ear Handle - Large 500ml Coffee Cup
$44.00 USD
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Hanging Ceramic Mug with Single-Ear Handle - Large 500ml Coffee Cup
$44.00 USD
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Product Details
Material: glazed ceramic Handle: open single-ear Drinkware type: mug Packaging: gift box included Care: dishwasher safe
Most mugs sit. This one hooks — over the lip of a shelf, a rail, a mug tree, the edge of a desk tidy. The handle is the whole idea and it changes where the cup lives.
A handle that does something
- Open single-ear handle — a wide, unclosed loop that drops over a rail or hook instead of needing a hand through it.
- Large capacity — sized for a full pour of coffee or a proper mug of tea, not the half-measure a slim cup gives you.
- Glazed ceramic body — holds heat far longer than thin porcelain and takes a dishwasher without going dull.
- Balanced when full — the weight sits low, so it does not tip when it is hanging or when it is set down hard.
- Arrives boxed — the supplier ships it in its own gift box, so it needs nothing adding before it is handed over.
- Clean, quiet shape — no slogan and no print, which is why it survives in a kitchen where taste changes.
It is the cup that ends up being someone's cup — claimed within a week and quietly defended thereafter.