A green glazed ceramic mug featuring a gold-colored oval emblem for Walnut Canyon National Monument, Arizona, shown on a plain white background.
A green glazed ceramic mug with a handle, featuring a gold-colored &
A green glazed ceramic mug featuring a gold-colored oval emblem for Walnut Canyon National Monument, Arizona, shown on a plain white background.
A green glazed ceramic mug with a thick handle and a textured, dripping glaze pattern near the rim, shown on a plain white background.

Walnut Canyon National Monument Footed Mug

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Bring the beauty of a timeless canyon to your daily tea or coffee routine with the Walnut Canyon National Monument Footed Mug. This handcrafted mug from Deneen Pottery features a glossy green glaze with a speckled, earthy rim. The front medallion shows cliff dwellings, desert plants, and the park's establishment date above the park name.

The footed shape gives the mug a sturdy feel and the hand thrown mugs from Deneen are always uniquely wonderful to sip from. Its rounded handle makes it comfortable for coffee, tea, or cocoa. In addition, the rich green finish adds warm color to a kitchen shelf, desk, or mug collection. Whether kept as a travel memory or given as a gift, the Walnut Canyon National Monument Footed Mug celebrates a special Arizona cultural heritage site.

  • Official park mug approved by the National Park Service for Walnut Canyon National Monument
  • Size: 12 oz.
  • Forest with Dijon white glaze
  • Microwave and dishwasher safe
  • Made in the USA

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