Chug Mug
The Chug Mug, introduced in April 2017, is part of the Tokyo tableware series. The mug features a large handle and holds a healthy serving of coffee or tea.
Due to its size the Chug Mug is perfect for enjoying a beverage at your desk, over breakfast or while binge-watching your favorite show.
Please note: As each item is hand-cast and glazed items may differ slightly.
- Dimensions: Approx. 3.5" x 5"
- Holds approximately 11.5 fl.oz
- Food safe
- Microwave safe
- Dishwasher safe, but hand washing recommended
- Read more on the care of your cup here.
About Studio Arhoj
Established in Tokyo in 2006 by founder Anders Arhoj, this elegant ceramic company is currently situated in Copenhagen's bustling harbor, but maintains elements of Japanese heritage in its designs. Their team of potters (four at the moment) throw several of the designs in their rustic stoneware Edo Line every day at their wheels along with the Ghosts and Pen Holders.
The Studio Arhoj skilled team of artisanal glazers each have their own workstation in the open studio where they glaze all the ceramic items (Chug Mugs, Ghosts, etc.), invent new color combinations or experiment with new techniques. They work with a combination of industrial glaze lines and their own recipes to obtain the best look and feel.
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Description
The Chug Mug, introduced in April 2017, is part of the Tokyo tableware series. The mug features a large handle and holds a healthy serving of coffee or tea.
Due to its size the Chug Mug is perfect for enjoying a beverage at your desk, over breakfast or while binge-watching your favorite show.
Please note: As each item is hand-cast and glazed items may differ slightly.
- Dimensions: Approx. 3.5" x 5"
- Holds approximately 11.5 fl.oz
- Food safe
- Microwave safe
- Dishwasher safe, but hand washing recommended
- Read more on the care of your cup here.
About Studio Arhoj
Established in Tokyo in 2006 by founder Anders Arhoj, this elegant ceramic company is currently situated in Copenhagen's bustling harbor, but maintains elements of Japanese heritage in its designs. Their team of potters (four at the moment) throw several of the designs in their rustic stoneware Edo Line every day at their wheels along with the Ghosts and Pen Holders.
The Studio Arhoj skilled team of artisanal glazers each have their own workstation in the open studio where they glaze all the ceramic items (Chug Mugs, Ghosts, etc.), invent new color combinations or experiment with new techniques. They work with a combination of industrial glaze lines and their own recipes to obtain the best look and feel.
