This piece is a journey into the mysteries of menstruation, an exploration of its historical, mythological and ecological dimensions, and the wisdom and magic that it holds. The piece is filled with symbols of fertility, regeneration, the feminine mysteries, interdependence, creation, alchemy and transformation.
This sacred feminine art piece is a perfect gift for women connected to their spirituality, feminine energy, nature and the seasons, cyclical bodies, mindfulness, and for yoga and meditation lovers.
This piece is a journey into the mysteries of menstruation, an exploration of its historical, mythological and ecological dimensions, and the wisdom and magic that it holds. The piece is filled with symbols of fertility, regeneration, the feminine mysteries, interdependence, creation, alchemy and transformation.
This sacred feminine art piece is a perfect gift for women connected to their spirituality, feminine energy, nature and the seasons, cyclical bodies, mindfulness, and for yoga and meditation lovers.
Premium quality enamel mugs
Material
Material
Mugs made of 100% shatterproof and stylish enamel.
Details
Details
Charming look and low weight - your perfect companion when traveling and at home.
Care instructions
Care instructions
Manual rinsing recommended.
High quality print
High quality print
High quality thanks to lightfast sublimation process and extra protective coating.
Sustainably produced
Sustainably produced
Low waste, green electricity and a heart for social commitment.
Produced in Germany
Produced in Germany
All enamel mugs are produced and printed by a trusted local partner.
"Music, pop culture and the wonderful world of childhood are my greatest sources of inspiration."
What began as a small personal series quickly became a phenomenon with which the Lebanese-French artist Nour Tohme won the Deutsche Bank Creative Award and many other honours. Nour studied graphic design and art history in Beirut and Paris. When she is not translating well-known pop songs into detailed illustrations, she works as a designer and studies art history at the Sorbonne.