Mug, Straight Mug, 8 oz in "Blue Daisy Spiral" by Andy | NDA350-38

Imagine greeting the morning sun with a steaming cup of your favorite brew, cradled in a piece of art that warms your soul as much as the drink inside. The Polish Pottery Mug by Andy, featuring the enchanting "Blue Daisy Spiral" pattern, offers just that—a perfect fusion of function and flair. This 8 oz. straight mug might look delicate with its spirals of dark blue and rings of light blue flowers, but it's crafted to be as durable as it is beautiful, ensuring your mornings start on a high note for years to come.

Each mug is a testament to the traditional artistry of Boleslawiec, Poland, where skilled artisans use the time-honored "punching" technique to hand stamp each unique design. The "Blue Daisy Spiral" pattern falls under the Traditional category—simple yet profoundly captivating designs that are highly recognizable in the world of Polish pottery. Since these patterns are created by a diverse group of artists, each mug carries subtle variations that make it uniquely yours. Not just a mug, it's a piece of Polish heritage, right in your hands.

Aside from its aesthetic appeal, this mug from Andy’s family-owned factory is built to endure the rigors of daily use. It’s safe for use in the microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and even the oven up to 425 degrees. Free of lead, nickel, and cadmium, and boasting a chip-resistant finish, it's designed for both safety and longevity. Whether you're looking to jazz up your table setting or seeking a standout gift, this Polish pottery mug combines traditional craftsmanship with robust utility, making it an excellent addition to any collection. Let each sip from this exquisite mug connect you to the rich stories and passion of the artisans who crafted it.

8 oz., 4" tall, 3.5" wide (including handle)

Cleaning 

Polish Pottery is Dishwasher safe! Or, clean by hand using regular dish soap and scrub brush. 

Guidelines to keep your pottery in excellent condition:

You may safely use Polish pottery in the microwave and in a conventional oven at temperatures up to 425°F. We recommend you heat your stoneware up to temperature with the oven. Make sure to always cover the entire bottom of the dish when baking. For example, you don't want to put a single chicken breast in the center of a baker and leave the rest of the surface area uncovered, as the empty spots will heat at a different rate than those with food on them. Polish pottery does not like quick changes in temperature or uneven heat sources, and thermal shock WILL result in a broken dish.

Never place your pottery directly on a hot stovetop burner! 

While Polish pottery is extremely durable, it should not be taken directly from the freezer and placed into a hot oven. In addition, cold water or frozen food should not be placed in a hot piece of pottery. Always allow cooling or warming to room temperatures before heating in an oven or placing in a freezer. If taken care of properly, your Polish pottery can last for generations! 

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