Handmade Cute Animals Glass Mug & Cup Collection Clear Tea & Coffee Drinkware with Figurines Inside

Prix habituel €20,95

Handmade
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  • UK Standard Delivery by Royal Mail (3 - 5 working days) - £3.50
  • UK Next Business Day Delivery by Royal Mail (Monday - Thursday) - £11.99
  • Free Shipping for UK orders over £75
Description

The Handmade Cute Animals Glass Mug & Cup Collection – Clear Tea & Coffee Drinkware with Figurines Inside is a celebration of craftsmanship and imagination. Each piece is individually shaped from clear glass by skilled artists. The process is patient and precise, creating mugs and cups that feel light in the hand yet carry the quiet character of handmade work. What makes them truly special lies within: a tiny animal figurine, carefully placed at the bottom of the glass. The designs are playful and full of charm — a bunny with soft curves, a flamingo stretching with elegance, a squirrel caught in curious stillness, a duck floating as if on water and a goose standing tall with gentle poise. These little companions transform an ordinary moment into one touched with delight. As tea swirls or coffee darkens, the animal slowly reveals itself, turning a simple drink into a small story unfolding in a glass. Beyond their charm, these mugs and cups belong easily in many places. They sit beautifully on a breakfast table, adding brightness to the start of the day. They bring a playful spirit to afternoon tea or an evening hot chocolate. Kept on open shelves, they become decorative pieces, clear glass catching the light while the figurines inside offer a surprise to anyone who notices. Wrapped as a gift, they carry both artistry and joy — fitting for birthdays, housewarmings, thank-yous, or simply as a way to share something unusual and handmade. Each mug and cup is more than drinkware; it is a crafted keepsake, a blend of glass art and storytelling, designed to make the familiar ritual of tea and coffee feel a little more alive. Practical as well as beautiful, they are heatproof, microwave safe, and dishwasher safe for everyday use.

Product Dimensions

Height: 9.5 cm
Width (without handle): 7 cm
Capacity: 450ml (15.2oz)

Material/Finish

Glass

Delivery & Returns
Delivery Information
UK

We offer the following delivery options within the UK:

  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 3-5 working days for £3.50.
  • Next Business Day Delivery: Place your order by 11:00 AM Monday to Thursday for next-day delivery at £6.99.
Europe
  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 5-10 working days for £12.99.
USA
  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 7-12 working days for £14.99.
Australia
  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 10-15 working days for £18.99.

For more details, visit our Delivery Information page.

Returns Made Simple

We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Returning items is quick and easy:

  • Items must be unused and in original condition, with all tags attached and in their original packaging.
  • Returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt. Items returned after this period will not be refunded.
  • Customers are responsible for return shipping costs, which are non-refundable.

For faulty or incorrect items, contact us with your order number and photos for assistance.

Visit our Help Centre for more details or to start your return.

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The Handmade Process – Crafting the Glass Mug & Animal Figurine

Every piece begins its life in fire. Molten glass, glowing like liquid amber, is gathered onto the end of a pipe and coaxed into shape by breath and hand. The artisan turns, blows, and guides the glass as it softens and stretches, the walls rising slowly into clear form. There is no rush, only rhythm — the repeated dance of heat and movement until a vessel emerges, smooth and full of light. Beside it, another act of craft unfolds. Coloured glass is drawn from the furnace, pliable and alive, then pulled, pinched, and shaped by hand into miniature creatures. Their forms are born from instinct and touch rather than moulds: a curve here, a stretch there, each figure carrying the quiet individuality of the maker’s gesture. When both vessel and figurine are ready, they meet once more in heat. The mug is returned to the furnace, its clear base softening just enough to embrace the tiny sculpture. Through fire they become one — the transparent walls encasing the coloured form, freezing the moment of union inside glass. Finally, the pieces rest. Slowly cooled in a process of hardening, or annealing, the glass settles into strength, its clarity preserved, its fragility transformed into durability. What remains is more than a cup: it is a story in glass, shaped by breath, fire, and hand, with a small companion captured forever at its heart.