A ceramic coffee mug with a deep blue body, a textured dark blue and green glazed rim, and a yellow circular California-themed emblem on the front featuring a grizzly bear and the text &
A ceramic coffee mug with a deep blue glazed finish, featuring a green and blue speckled glaze around the rim and handle. The front is decorated with a yellow circular &
A ceramic coffee mug with a deep blue body, a textured dark blue and green glazed rim, and a yellow circular California-themed emblem on the side.
A ceramic coffee mug with a deep cobalt blue body and a textured, dripping glaze on the rim in shades of green and blue, set against a plain white background.

California Golden State Abby Mug

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Start your morning with the California Golden State Abby Mug. This handcrafted mug by Deneen Pottery in Minnesota features a rich blue glaze with a speckled, earthy rim. The front medallion highlights California’s “Golden State” identity with the iconic California grizzly bear and an “Est. 1850” detail.

The tall Abby shape gives the mug a sleek but comfortable design for sipping coffee, tea, or cocoa. Its sturdy handle and classic pottery style make it easy to use every day. In addition, the bold blue finish adds color to a kitchen shelf, desk, or mug collection. Whether kept as a travel memory or given as a gift, the California Golden State Abby Mug celebrates California in a timeless way.

  • WNP exclusive California state design
  • Size: 12 oz.
  • Sky blue with Dijon White glaze
  • Microwave and dishwasher safe
  • Made in the USA

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