A rustic-inspired stoneware mug for Christmas lending double-sided distressed "Merry Christmas / Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" sentiment with snowy truck and trees design. Complements well with coordinating design pieces for a festive collection. Microwave, oven, dishwasher, and food safe; holds 20 oz.
***Price is for ONE mug, pictures display artwork on each side***
Dimensions: 20 oz., 5.25" x 3.50" x 4.50"
Material: Stoneware
Artist: Dan DiPaolo
Primitives by Kathy is honored to be in a secured position as a leader and innovator for gifts and home décor, and often favored for trends and new products by publications and media in the industry. Kathy remains at the helm of PBK, driving the company with her innovative thinking, entrepreneurial spirit, and artistic vision. All products are designed and created by Kathy and other local artisans here in USA.
The best gift for the coming Holiday season to give to family, friends or co-workers to make their Christmas celebration more memorable and merrier.
A rustic-inspired stoneware mug for Christmas lending double-sided distressed "Merry Christmas / Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" sentiment with snowy truck and trees design. Complements well with coordinating design pieces for a festive collection. Microwave, oven, dishwasher, and food safe; holds 20 oz.
***Price is for ONE mug, pictures display artwork on each side***
Dimensions: 20 oz., 5.25" x 3.50" x 4.50"
Material: Stoneware
Artist: Dan DiPaolo
Primitives by Kathy is honored to be in a secured position as a leader and innovator for gifts and home décor, and often favored for trends and new products by publications and media in the industry. Kathy remains at the helm of PBK, driving the company with her innovative thinking, entrepreneurial spirit, and artistic vision. All products are designed and created by Kathy and other local artisans here in USA.
The best gift for the coming Holiday season to give to family, friends or co-workers to make their Christmas celebration more memorable and merrier.
