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Naav Mug - Mustard (Extra Large)
Naav Mug - Mustard (Extra Large)

Naav Mug - Mustard (Extra Large)

£10
  • Stoneware
  • Hand-glazed
  • Two-tone Finish
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Naav Mug - Mustard (Extra Large)

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Each piece is crafted from local Portuguese clay, hand-poured into moulds and carefully finished by skilled artisans.

Design Story

This mug features a striking two-tone reactive glaze, blending contrasting colour transitions with a rich, tactile finish. The unique glaze effect ensures no two pieces are exactly alike, adding depth and personality to your everyday routine. Perfect for coffee, tea, or a hot mug of soup, it���s a distinctive addition to any table setting.
Product Details
Product SKU
NM0801
Weight
0.45kg
Dimensions (h x w x d)
15 x 15 x 15cm
Colour
Mustard
Material
Ceramic
Country of origin
Vietnam
Dishwasher safe
true
Microwave safe
true
Foodsafe
true
Capacity
650ml
How It's Made
Care Instructions

To care for your mugs, we recommend washing after every use to prevent staining. Use a mild detergent and do not leave to soak. Handle with care to prevent chipping.
Delivery Options

UK Delivery

Free Delivery on orders over £500 net.

Orders below £500 net – £20 Delivery Charge

Delivery within 7 working days for in-stock items


Northern Ireland, The Highlands and Islands of Scotland, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly

£20 Delivery Charge

We work with couriers Yodel and DPD for standard delivery items. For larger items, please be aware that your delivery may arrive on pallets. 

Please note that dropship deliveries will have alternative rates, click here for more information. 


Minimum order value £300 (net)

Minimum shipping value £300 (net)


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Our ceramics are handmade from a selection of raw materials including terracotta, earthenware and stoneware, brought to life by skilled artisans in Vietnam, China and Portugal, using a wealth of techniques that are thousands of years old.