Description

Condition: New

Alphabet/-/64-1180-101222-4Package Quantity:1
・Size: approx. 9cm x 9cm / Capacity: approx. 400ml
・Material: Porcelain
・Oven ○ / Microwave ○ / Freezer ○ / Dishwasher ○
The Moomin by Arabia Alphabet Collection Mug features the alphabet and Moomin characters as its motif. Moomin Valley the setting of this classic fairy tale is a seaside town in Finland where the original author Tove Jansson spent her time. The Moomin family are unique characters that reflect the personality of the original author. The shape of the mug is the shape of Iittala's TEEMA and the illustrations beautifully express the expressions and gestures of each character in a pop style. Each color is just as imagined and it feels like a story is being created within the illustration.


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