A dark blue glazed ceramic mug with a handle, featuring a gold-colored Amistad National Recreation Area emblem on the front.
A ceramic mug with a dark blue body, a lighter blue speckled interior, and a yellow National Recreation Area emblem on the side, shown against a plain white background.
A ceramic mug with a blue gradient glaze, featuring a gold-colored metal badge on the side that reads &
A ceramic mug with a glossy dark blue body and a lighter speckled blue glazed rim, shown on a plain white background.

Amistad National Recreation Area Tall Belly Mug - Fell Logo

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Enjoy a peaceful lake-inspired design with the Amistad National Recreation Area Tall Belly Mug. This handcrafted mug from Deneen Pottery features a rounded shape, glossy blue glaze, and a lighter speckled rim. The front medallion shows a sunlit scene with water, canyon walls, clouds, and the park name, a perfect homage to this lovely Texas park.

The tall belly shape gives the mug a comfortable feel for coffee, tea, or cocoa. Its curved handle makes it easy to hold during a slow morning or workday break. Even better, the deep blue glaze carries forward in Amistad design, created by Made by Fell. Whether kept as a Texas travel memory or given as a gift, the Amistad National Recreation Area Tall Belly Mug is a unique and beautiful keepsake for park fans, mug lovers, tea drinkers, and outdoor adventurers.

  • Official park mug approved by the National Park Service for Amistad National Recreation Area
  • Size: 14+ oz.
  • Glaze: Navy with blue white drip
  • Microwave and dishwasher safe
  • Made in the USA

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