One wolf, head up, listening.

This wolf coffee mug carries a single standing wolf built from crystal-like planes, for people who would rather look at an animal than read a slogan. It sits well beside a monitor or a kettle, and it is an easy present for anyone whose shelves already hold a wolf or two.

Meet Cyber Wolf Mode

The wolf stands in side view, facing right, with all four legs planted and its head lifted as if a sound has reached it from somewhere above. The ears are pricked, the mouth is closed, and a bushy tail hangs low behind with the tip curling up. Nothing in the pose is hurried. This is an animal paying attention.

It is drawn in a faceted, low-poly style. The body, shoulder and haunch are made of flat angular planes in teal and blue, with paler ice-blue highlights and a few bright glints on the shoulder and flank. A little purple gathers around the eye and muzzle, and the fur along the back of the neck, the chest ruff and the tail breaks into jagged spikes.

Pink-magenta edges trace the legs, the belly line, the chest ruff and the tail tip, the way a neon sign rims whatever stands in front of it. No scenery surrounds the animal and no lettering competes with it, so the wolf has the surface to itself.

Glossy ceramic for the daily refill

• The ceramic is glossy, so the wolf stands on a smooth, shiny surface
• It is sturdy, which helps for a mug that shuttles between desk, sink and cupboard
• The wolf is printed on the side of the mug, with empty space around the animal
• The material is free of lead and BPA, which makes it an easy mug to reach for every day
• Safe to put in the microwave when a drink needs a quick warm-up
• Dishwasher safe: load it alongside the plates and skip the hand-washing

Who it's for

Wolf lovers, wildlife watchers, people who collect animal art, and anyone with a neon-lit desk who wants a mug to match the glow. A home office, a studio shelf and a gaming setup are all good homes for it. Give it for a birthday, a graduation or a new job, to the person who tends to go their own way.

Quick answers

Where does the name come from?

Cyber Wolf Mode is the name of the design, picked for its electric palette. Read it as a state of mind: alert, calm and ready, like the animal on the mug.

Does the wolf need a dark room to stand out?

No. The glow is part of the drawing: the pink edges are printed on the mug, so nothing has to be switched on for them to show.

What could I add to make it a gift set?

A bag of whole-bean coffee or loose tea and a wildlife book make a simple set. For a desk person, a coaster and a short note do the job.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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