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Delivery EstimatePink and red lotuses detailed with 2.6k gold applications celebrate the legendary art of Benjarong. Featuring a sturdy elephant for a handle, this white porcelain mug is designed by Panida Tamjun. She is inspired by the classic batik motifs of southern Thailand. The mug, lid and saucer, are all painted by hand with detailed artistry.
- 0.56 kgs
- 1.2 lbs
- 14.5 cm H x 12.5 cm W x 8 cm D
- 5.75" H x 4.9" W x 3.1" D
- 200 ml
- 6 oz.
- Saucer(s): 1.5 cm H x 9.5 cm Diam.
- Saucer(s): 0.6" H x 3.7" Diam.
- Porcelain with 2.6k gold applications
- Color and/or motif may vary slightly
- Free of lead and toxins
- Hand wash only
- Not for use in microwave oven
- Made in Thailand.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Thailand
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UtahSnow
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06/13/2019
"Unusual"
I bought four of these teacups and they are all gorgeous! The workmanship is remarkable.
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Brian
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04/17/2021
"This Made A Beautiful Gift"
I bought two of these originally for myself. My sister saw them and admired them, so I ordered two for her. They are truly heirloom quality items, to be cherished forever.
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EILEEN
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05/02/2023
"Exquisite!"
This isn t just a mug. It is a work of art! The detailing and vibrant colors create mesmerizing mindfulness moments from sipping your favorite hot beverage. My guest room embodies a slightly elegant elephant theme and this mug is the first thing visitors exclaim over! I love the coaster and cover accessories! I m ordering a second for the couples who come to see us in our desert retirement home!
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Erin
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01/14/2017
"tea cup"
Lovely!
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Thai Iyara, Benjarong White Elephant Coffee Mug and Lid with Gold Paint
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Dorothy
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02/14/2024
"Porcelain vase, Zebra Cat"
Being a cat lady, as soon as I saw this zebra cat I just had to buy him. What a great idea. My miniature roses (from my garden) just look lovely in this vase. Well made and the zebra stripes look great.
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- To use and admire
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Zebra Cat, Gilded Porcelain Cat Vase
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Dorothy
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02/14/2024
"Thai Celebration - porcelain teacup"
Beautifully made with detailed pattern.
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- To enjoy and admire
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Thai Celebration, Benjarong White Teacup and Lid with Pink and Gold Flowers
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Write a review"There's no exact date when Benjarong crafts began. The Benjarong we create is a glazed pottery painted with five enamel colours, which include black, white, yellow, red and green."
"I'm Panida Tamjun from Southern Thailand. I was a professor at a technical college in Bangkok. My husband is an engineer and worked in a... read more
