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Born Free Giraffe Trio Ceramic Mug | Jane Bristowe Design

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Born Free Giraffe Trio Ceramic Mug | Jane Bristowe DesignStart your day with a touch of charm and a commitment to conservation. Brighten up your kitchen cupboard and your morning routine with the Born Free Giraffe Trio Mug. Featuring a delightfully quirky line drawing by renowned wildlife artist Jane Bristowe, this mug captures the inquisitive and gentle nature of giraffes in a modern, minimalist style. Whether you are powering up with a strong coffee or winding down with a cosy evening tea, these three

Start your day with a touch of charm and a commitment to conservation.

Brighten up your kitchen cupboard and your morning routine with the Born Free Giraffe Trio Mug. Featuring a delightfully quirky line-drawing by renowned wildlife artist Jane Bristowe, this mug captures the inquisitive and gentle nature of giraffes in a modern, minimalist style. Whether you are powering up with a strong coffee or winding down with a cosy evening tea, these three charismatic characters are sure to bring a smile to your face with every sip.

Available with a splash of colour to suit your style, you can choose between a soft, pastel Pink or a vibrant Sky Blue to accent the handle and rim. It is the perfect gift for animal lovers, art enthusiasts, or simply a treat for yourself that supports the vital work of the Born Free Foundation—helping to keep wildlife in the wild.

British Quality That Lasts a Lifetime We know there is nothing worse than a favourite mug fading after a few cycles in the dishwasher. That is why we have refused to compromise on quality. This 11oz ceramic mug is coated right here in the UK with the revolutionary Duraglaze® finish.

Far superior to standard sublimation mugs, this product has been independently tested to BS EN 12875-4 standards. What does that mean for you? It means this mug is certified 100% dishwasher proof and has withstood over 2,000 wash cycles without the artwork fading, peeling, or losing its lustre. It is also completely microwave-friendly, making it as practical as it is beautiful.

Key Features:

  • Exclusive Design: Features the signature illustrative style of Jane Bristowe for Born Free.
  • Premium Durability: Treated with Duraglaze® coating for the ultimate photo-quality finish.
  • Guaranteed Longevity: Independently tested to survive 2,000+ dishwasher cycles.
  • Practical & Safe: 100% Dishwasher and Microwave safe.
  • Capacity: Standard 11oz size-perfect for a proper British cuppa.
  • Colour Options: Available with a coloured rim and handle in either Pink or Blue.

Make your tea break matter. Add the Born Free Giraffe Mug to your basket today and drink to a wilder world.

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