Emma Bridgewater has created a delightful range of flower mugs to brighten up your home. Real flowers are temporary a flower mug is forever, giving you joy every time you take a sip.
For centuries flowers have been given as gifts, especially at events such as birthdays, funerals, anniversaries and as a ‘get well soon’ gift. Flowers have meanings and express certain emotions. It’s for these reasons that flower mugs make a suitable gift.
- Made from English Earthenware
- 300ml Capacity
- Dishwasher Safe
Anemone Mug
Auricula Mug
Bluebell Mug
Buttercup Mug
Cornflower Mug
Daffodil Mug
Dahlia Mug
Daisy Mug
Dandelion Mug
Dog Rose Mug
Hellebore Mug
Iris Mug
Zinnia Mug
Orchid Mug
Pansy Mug
Peony Mug
Poinsettia Mug
Poppy Mug
Rose & Bee Mug
Rose Mug
Snowdrop Mug
Spring Floral Mug
Sunflower Mug
Tulip Mug
Wallflower Mug
Winter Flowers
Our favourite Emma Bridgewater Flower Mugs Include
Blue Iris – Faith and hope, named after the Greek rainbow Godesss ‘Iris’.
Cornflower – Represents wealth and abundance.
Dahlia – Representative of strength, the Dahlia is a strong flower that survives in harsh environments.
Dog Rose – You know spring is here when the Dog flower blooms, one of the first flowers to come out.
Orchid – The Greeks believed the Orchid represented virality. We believe it shows femininity and happiness.
Red Anemone – Dark meanings in Greek, Christian and eastern cultures but in western cultures represents romance and love.
Red Rose – The perfect mug for a valentines gift representative of love and romance.
Scylla – Loyalty and faithfulness one for your best friend or spouse.
Snowdrop – The white symbolises rebirth and new beginnings.
Sunflower – The Sunflower shows joy, a mug that’ll cheer anyone up.
Sweet Pea – The sweet pea means ‘goodbye’ and ‘thank you a great leaving present for a departing friend or colleague.
Winter Flowers – Holly and Poinsettia mugs are traditional Christmas flowers ideal for the festive season.
All mugs feature a handpainted design and wording in a subtle pink on the inside rim. Mugs are the classic Emma Bridgewater shape and made from English earthenware.