Coffee Mug, Smoke Grey Glass with Wooden Handle, Mountain Shape Inside, 450 ml (15.2 fl oz)

The mug is hot, the handle too

Freshly brewed coffee in a glass mug – and you only touch it with your fingertips because the glass handle heats up. This mug has a hardwood handle, which conducts heat significantly slower. Inside, a shaped mountain peak rises from the bottom, remaining visible through the smoke-grey glass.

What makes the mug stand out in everyday use

• Wooden handle instead of glass handle: Wood conducts heat many times worse than glass. The handle remains touchable while the mug body is still hot – the point where pure glass mugs become unusable.
• Molded mountain peak at the bottom: The elevation protrudes into the interior and is below the liquid. It gradually emerges as the fill level drops.
• Smoke-grey glass: The tint dampens the color of the drink and makes coffee appear deeper. At the same time, the fill level remains visible from the outside.
• Angular handle with large opening: Two to three fingers fit through, so the full mug is held securely and doesn't hang on your index finger.
• Downward tapering wall: The mug stands on a smaller surface than its diameter, making it appear lighter without losing stability.
• Capacity 450 ml (15.2 fl oz): Designed for lattes, large cups of tea, and hot chocolate – significantly more than a standard cup.

Suitable for morning coffee at home, for home office desks where a large portion lasts longer, for tea drinkers who want to see the infusion, for open kitchen shelves, and as a gift for coffee lovers.

Can the mug go in the dishwasher or microwave?

Neither. The wooden handle is the limiting part: prolonged heat and detergents in the dishwasher will dry out the wood, making it rough and potentially causing cracks at the joint. In the microwave, wood heats unevenly and can warp. Hand wash the mug with warm water and mild detergent and dry the handle immediately instead of letting it air dry. Glass does not absorb liquid, so coffee and tea will not leave permanent stains. If the wood appears dull after a long time, treat it with food-safe oil. Do not pour boiling water into the cold mug; pre-warm it briefly.

Your morning coffee will no longer be in just any cup – it will be in a mug you specifically chose.