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Bloomingville: Bolivia Mug (Green)

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$10.21 $15.95 In stock

Category: Mugs

The Bolivia Cup by Bloomingville, featuring a reactive glaze and handpainted finish. The design combines bold navy blocks with soft beige and rose tones in a geometric pattern. Small variations in pattern and colour intensity may occur, making each piece unique.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

The geometric pattern with navy, beige, and rose blocks feels handcrafted rather than printed, and the reactive glaze adds a nice depth that shifts in different light. It’s slightly heavier than my usual mugs, but that actually makes it feel more substantial in my hands. The handpainted finish means

Emma Z. ★★★★★

The reactive glaze gives this mug a subtle texture that feels lovely in hand. The navy and rose pattern is exactly as pictured, though the beige area has a bit more variation than I expected. Perfect size for my morning tea.

Sophia ★★★★★

The geometric pattern is sharper in person than in the photos, and the hand-painted finish gives it that handmade charm you can't fake. The reactive glaze creates these subtle color shifts that make it feel more expensive than it was.