Limited Edition 'Bees Knees' Bee Mug - Hand Decorated by Hannah
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Brighten up your morning brew with this bright and buzzy, limited-edition Bee Mug by Hannah Turner - it truly is the bee’s knees!
Each mug is hand decorated by Hannah, is the perfect size for a cappuccino or good amount of tea, and has a spacious, ergonomic handle that’s a dream to hold. Whether you’re a coffee lover or a tea devotee, it’s bound to become your "go-to" favourite every time the kettle boils. More than just a mug, it’s a playful tribute to the fuzzy little pollinators that keep our world blooming.
Inspired by her very own honey bees she keeps in France, Hannah has captured the essence of her bees (and harvested a bit of honey). Her love of nature is at the forefront of all her creations, so a bee design seemed like a no-brainer limited edition piece to mark the 35th anniversary of the creation of her business.
This Bee Mug is a LIMITED EDITION of only 35 pieces. Each one is hand decorated by Hannah, with every bee and dandelion being applied individually, so no two are the same. You'll receive a true 'one-of-a-kind' mug!
The mug is handmade in Sri Lanka from high-fired stoneware ceramic and hand decorated by Hannah at her Wiltshire Studio.
Dishwasher and microwave safe.
7.5cm high x 10cm diameter. Capacity 350ml/12floz.
Hannah's ceramic tableware, planters, money boxes, trinket dishes and hanging decorations are handmade for us in Sri Lanka by a small, family-run company.
The highly-skilled workers are responsible for hand-finishing each of the designs. This involves cleaning up the raw clay as it comes out of the mould, hand-painting or sponging the under-glaze colours, carefully transporting and loading into tightly-packed kilns, and hand-decorating with screen-printed decals that add that final bit of character to each design.
Entrusting some of her signature pieces to expert hands in Sri Lanka gives Hannah the time to work on new and exciting design ideas in her Wiltshire studio.
