Tea Mug with Lid - Reclining Buddha
Tea Mug with Lid - Reclining Buddha
SKU: G105—EE-ETTB-004
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Enjoy a fresh cup of tea, coffee, or any other warm beverage from this elegantly designed ceramic tea cup. The lid, which features a lotus blossom design, helps to keep the mug's contents warm and flavorful during steeping or your morning meditation routine.
This jade green Tea Mug with Lid features a relief carving of the Buddha reclining alongside delicate lotus flower blossoms.
Images of the buddha lying down on his side, head rested on one elbow, are a recurring motif in Buddhist art. This relaxed pose is a representation of The Buddha's relaxation and blissful contentment as he neared his transition into enlightenment.
Tip: When your tea has finished steeping, the backside of the lid can be used to hold the used sachet!
Size: 3.5" D x 5" H
Capacity: 8oz.
Material: Blanc de Chine (Dehua porcelain)
Blanc de Chine, which translates to "white of China", is a term used to describe a type of fine, white glazed ceramics made in Dehua county in China.
Mug is also available with Tara or Laughing Buddha design.
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