Three pieces of fruit, polished up like treasure.

This fruit mug sets a pear, a fig and a cluster of berries side by side, each one gleaming from a fresh rinse. Keep it in your own kitchen, or hand it to the gardener who always sends you home with a full bag.

The design: a pear, a fig and berries with a sparkle

Three fruits stand in a row, each on its own small oval shadow. On the left is a cluster of round berries in red shading to purple, held on a thin stem with two dark green leaves behind. In the middle, and the largest of the three, is a pear that runs from deep green to yellow-green, with a brown stem and a single leaf.

On the right sits a fig, colored from purple through blue to magenta, with dark ridge lines down its sides, a short stem and one small leaf. White four-point sparkles glint on the pear and the fig, and little shine dots mark the berries, so all three look freshly picked and wiped clean.

Beneath the row, flowing black script spells "Garden Gems" with a capital G on each word. The style is bold and cartoon-like, close to a sticker: thick outlines and smooth gradients in greens, berry red and purple-blue.

A glossy mug that keeps up with the kitchen

• The glossy surface keeps the fruit gradients bright and clean
• A sturdy build for everyday coffee and tea
• You get the fruit row twice, once on each side
• Goes in the microwave when a drink needs reheating
• Goes in the dishwasher afterward, so there is no hand-washing

Who it's for

Home gardeners, people with a fruit tree in the yard, farmers market regulars, home cooks and jam makers. It would look at home on a kitchen windowsill, a breakfast table or a desk that could use some color. Good moments to hand it over: a gardener's birthday, Mother's Day, the end of the growing season, or a thank-you to the neighbor who shares the harvest.

Quick answers

Which berries are they?

The drawing leaves that open. It shows a cluster of round berries on a stem with two leaves, so you are free to see whichever kind grows in your own garden.

Are there gemstones in the picture?

No. The gems are the fruit. The name is a small compliment to what a garden produces, and the art backs it up with glints of light instead of jewels.

Is this a mug only gardeners will get?

No. Nothing in the picture needs explaining: it is fruit, drawn big and cheerful. Cooks, bakers and anyone who likes a lively kitchen shelf will enjoy it as much as someone with a vegetable bed.

Shipping and returns

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

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