Made from durable and practical polymer, this sleek festive cup is a lovely choice for children as well as other loved ones, combining the fun of having a mug with their very own name on it with a colourful botanical Christmas design that can be brought out and enjoyed forever.
Whether you’re putting together a Christmas Eve box or looking for a thoughtful stocking filler, this lovely present will quickly turn into a much-loved Christmas tradition.
Your chosen name appears prominently beneath the Christmas greeting inside its own decorative label, turning the mug into something created especially for its recipient
Personalise with a name of up to 12 characters
Capacity: 11oz
The design takes its inspiration from winter foliage and traditional Christmas greenery, surrounding the central greeting with a wonderfully decorative collection of holly leaves, berries, leafy sprigs, pine-like branches and tiny seasonal details. The arrangement has the feel of a Christmas wreath, framing the wording beautifully and giving the mug a classic festive look with a playful, contemporary splash of colour.
At the centre of the artwork is a big and cheerful ‘Merry Christmas’ greeting, with the letters appearing in a lively mixture of festive colours. Delicate botanical patterns decorate some of the letters too, tying the typography back into the surrounding foliage and giving the design lots of lovely little details to discover.
Around the lettering is an abundant arrangement of winter botanicals. Deep green holly leaves are dotted with bright red berries, while smaller leafy stems, delicate sprigs and clusters of blue and red berries fill the spaces around the design. Tiny golden starbursts and scattered dots add a touch of Christmas sparkle, helping the foliage feel wonderfully festive rather than simply floral.
Towards the bottom of the design you’ll even find an adorable little robin nestled amongst the greenery. It’s a particularly lovely finishing touch, bringing a familiar bit of British winter charm to the artwork. Robins have such a strong association with Christmas cards, frosty gardens and wintertime that this little fellow feels perfectly at home amongst the holly, berries and evergreen foliage.
