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Scandinavian Outdoor

Enamel mugs are made to last. Spacious and stable by design, this mug is less likely to topple over, compared to narrower and higher models. This particular version has graphics by Finnish artist Teemu Järvi: the curious and always alert fox brings its own element to your moment of enjoying coffee, tea or other preferred beverage.  - Wash by hand or in a machine - Do not place in a microwave oven.  Enamel mugs have a metal body - the mug, including the brim and the handle, get pretty much as hot as the beverage you pour in. Keep in this mind, and you've got your new favourite mug, for use on hikes, at the summer cabin, or at home!  *Did you know?* The red fox, Vulpes vulpes, is one of two fox species in Finland. The super rare arctic fox, Vulpes lagopus, is the other, but spending time in Finnish forests, the red fox is the one you're likely to meet.

Muurla X Teemu Järvi Red Fox Enamel Mug

Enamel mugs are made to last. Spacious and stable by design, this mug is less likely to topple over, compared to narrower and higher models. This particular version has graphics by Finnish artist Teemu Järvi: the fluffy but immensely strong brown bear that spends its winters hibernating and enjoys life in summery Finnish forests brings its own element to your moment of enjoying coffee, tea or other preferred beverage.  - Wash by hand or in a machine - Do not place in a microwave oven.  Enamel mugs have a metal body - the mug, including the brim and the handle, get pretty much as hot as the beverage you pour in. Keep this in mind, and you've got your new favourite mug, for use on hikes, at the summer cabin, or at home!  *Did you know?* The Brown bear, Ursus Arctos, has as many as 200 names in Finnish - its role in local mythology is considerable, and some of the names were used in order to avoid saying its actual name, originally "otso", out loud.

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