Wrendale Flowers Giraffe Mug From Royal Worcester

Wrendale Flowers Giraffe Mug From Royal Worcester

This beautiful fine china mug from Royal Worcester is part of the Portmeirion Wrendale Collection. The body of the mug features a beautiful illustration of a contented giraffe munching away on a small bunch of daisies. Painted in light browns and detailed with yellow highlights, the giraffe is illustrated in watercolour, surrounded by paint speckles on a warm grey background.

With a capacity of 310ml the fine china mug is both dishwasher and microwave safe.

Each mug comes lovingly packaged in a Wrendale themed gift box, making it the perfect gift for a friend or loved one.

This series of fine bone china mugs manufactured by Royal Worcester, plus matching kitchen accessories, features endearing portraits of wildlife from the British countryside. Each image is delicately delineated with the soft brushwork and subtle colours which are trademarks of Hannah Dale’s style. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her.

The mugs in this set and the matching coasters, tea towel and oven glove, separately or in combination, will make lovely gifts and together create a collection you will want to keep adding to! 

Wrendale Designs

This delightful range of stationery and accessories is inspired by the animal characters seen in the British countryside, farmyard and home, as well as more exotic creatures. Featuring original artwork produced by Hannah Dale, each image is delicately painted with soft brushwork, subtle colours and paint spatters. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her. Since then Wrendale Designs has expanded into a family business, producing a wide range of greetings cards, ceramic, melamine and textile items, all featuring artwork touched with the magic of Hannah’s watercolour brush.