Carmani, Mug - Wassily Kandinsky. Free Curve To the Point. Accompanying Sound of Geomentric Curve

A handy, traditionally, simple-shaped mug made of high-quality, white, and shiny porcelain, part of the "Wassily Kandinsky*" porcelain mini-collection by the well-known and respected "Carmani" brand, the origins of which date back to the 1990s in faraway New Zealand and Australia.

A characteristic feature of the "Wassily Kandinsky*" mini-collection is a very intense and clear color motif applied to its surface, inspired by one of the paintings by this Russian painter (in this case: "Free Curve of The Point" from 1925). The motif has no gilding, which makes the product dishwasher safe.

The mug can be an attractive gift idea for a person interested in painting. It is also perfect for everyday drinking of your favorite coffee, tea, herbs, etc.

Basic specifications: Mug height = approx. 10.5cm Mug diameter = up to approx. 7.5cm Capacity = approx. 0.37l (370ml)

Type of porcelain: bone china, thicker than traditional bone china, very good quality Packaging: cardboard, gift box

*/Wassily Kandinsky - born in 1866 in Moscow, Russian painter, graphic artist and art theorist; co-founder and one of the representatives of abstractionism.