Bateman Spring Cardinal Crest Mug
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Spring Cardinal
Are you ready to experience your morning coffee like never before? Look no further than this exquisite mug featuring the breathtaking painting "Spring Cardinal" by the renowned wildlife artist, Robert Bateman.
Crafted from fine bone china, this mug offers a unique combination of elegance and durability. Its lightweight design makes it easy to handle, and it's effortless to clean, making it perfect for everyday use. Whether you're a coffee lover or a tea aficionado, this mug will elevate your daily routine and add a touch of luxury to your day.
But this mug isn't just about functionality - it's also a work of art in its own right. The stunning painting of the spring cardinal is sure to brighten up any morning and transport you to the world of nature. Imagine sipping your favourite beverage from this beautiful mug as you take a moment to appreciate the intricate details and vibrant colours of this masterpiece.
Looking for the perfect gift? Look no further! This mug already comes in an attractive gift box, ready to be delivered to your doorstep with just one click. No extra effort is required for gift wrapping, making it a hassle-free and thoughtful gift option.
Don't settle for an ordinary mug - treat yourself or someone special to the beauty and elegance of this fine bone china mug featuring the stunning artwork of Robert Bateman.
- Capacity: 325 ml or 11 oz
- Height: 4.25" approx.
- Width: 3" approx.
- Material: Fine Bone China
- Care: Microwave and Dishwasher Safe
About The Artist:
Robert Bateman
Robert Bateman’s realistic painting style, featuring wildlife in its habitat, encourages the viewer to closely observe the natural world. Besides being one of Canada’s best-known artists, he is a naturalist, recognized by the Audubon Society as one of the 20th century’s “heroes of conservation”. He is a spokesman for many environmental and preservation issues, using his art to raise millions of dollars for these causes.
