Mona Lisa Mug (1503) | Leonardo da Vinci | Coffee Mug
$15.99
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Details
Made from premium ceramic material, this mug exudes a sense of sophistication and durability.
Microwave safe and Dishwasher Safe! You can easily, and safely, heat up your favorite beverages and then simply put your mug in the dishwasher to use again and again.
Sturdy construction ensures that it can withstand everyday use, whether you’re enjoying a hot cup of coffee, tea, or any other beverage.
The ergonomic design of the mug provides a comfortable grip, making it easy to hold and sip from. Its generous capacity allows for a satisfying serving of your favorite drink, while the sleek and timeless design adds a touch of elegance to any setting.
Lead and BPA-Free Mug: You can have peace of mind knowing that your drink is free from these harmful substances.
Fair Labor Made! Design, Printed, and Processed using small business labor. Note: Raw Materials are globally sourced
Dishwasher Safe!
Safe for dishwasher use! Our mugs won’t fade for thousands of washes!
USA!
Our mugs are colored dyed and processed in the USA! International orders not applicable. Blank Products Globally Sourced.
Family Owned!
We are a family owned small business. We pay extra attention to the small details. We are confident that you will love our products!
Vibrant!
Guaranteed amazingly vibrant colors!
Microwave Safe!
Safe to use in microwaves!
Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) was an Italian polymath whose interests spanned various fields such as art, science, mathematics, engineering, and anatomy. Best known for iconic paintings like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, Leonardo's genius lay in his insatiable curiosity and innovative techniques. He sketched prolifically, planning inventions like flying machines and submarines. His anatomical studies advanced the understanding of the human body. Leonardo's notebooks, filled with scientific diagrams, artistic sketches, and observations, remain invaluable resources that illustrate the breadth of his intellect and his impact on art and science.
The "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci, painted between 1503 and 1506, is one of the most acclaimed artworks globally. Housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, this portrait is traditionally believed to depict Lisa Gherardini, wife of Florentine merchant Francesco del Giocondo. However, the identity of the subject has sparked debate, with some theories proposing other figures or even suggesting it could be a self-portrait. Famous for its enigmatic expression, often described as an ambiguous smile, Leonardo's revolutionary techniques like sfumato enhance its lifelike vitality. The subject's direct gaze and the detailed, imaginary landscape add to its mesmerizing effect, while its history of theft and vandalism only heightens its allure.
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Awesome in every way!!! Thank you so much.
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Linda
Very pretty, the person I bought it for loves it.
Unique & perfect gift for my granddaughter birthday girl-lover of Pooh & a cup of hot tea