Studio Arhoj

Name: Mion Mug | Melting Milkshake | 450ml
Brand: Studio Arhoj
Price: 40.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

The Melting Milkshake Mion Mug is a large thick glazed stoneware mug, ideal for hot chocolate, soup, long lattes or anyone that likes a BIG cuppa in the morning.

The Mion Mug, a distinctive creation by Studio Arhoj. Inspired by Nordic simplicity and Japanese sensibility as part of Arhoj's Edo Series, these mugs are not only functional, holding a generous amount of your favourite hot beverage

£40.00

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The Melting Milkshake Mion Mug is a large thick glazed stoneware mug, ideal for hot chocolate, soup, long lattes or anyone that likes a BIG cuppa in the morning.

The Mion Mug is part of Studio Arhoj's Edo Series which is a mash up of Nordic/Japanese design influences. These mugs are not only functional, holding a generous amount of your favourite hot beverage, but also serve as a display piece in your kitchen and are far too nice to hide away in a cupboard.

Each mug is individually glazed in Denmark by a member of the Studio Arhoj team, ensuring that no two items are exactly alike. They measure approximately 14 x 8cm, hold about 450ml and can be safely used in both dishwasher and microwave. We recommend hand washing for the utmost care of this exclusively glazed mug.

Made in Denmark
Approx. 14 x 8cm
Holds +/- 450ml / 15.2 fl oz
Stoneware
Dishwasher and microwave safe.
Hand washing suggested (too nice for dishwasher!)

We ship to all UK Mainland addresses.

Shipping choices and charges are calculated by weight and size and we offer the following shipping options:
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Small items + large letter size (parcels up to 250g) :

Royal Mail 24: (delivery aim next working day but not guaranteed; fully tracked): £6.00

Royal Mail 48: (delivery aim 2/3 working days but not guaranteed; fully tracked): £4.50
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Standard Parcels (up to 3kg) :

Royal Mail 24: (delivery aim next working day but not guaranteed; fully tracked): £8.00

Royal Mail 48: (delivery aim 2/3 working days but not guaranteed; fully tracked): £6.50

Royal Mail Special Delivery: (next day guaranteed service; fully tracked): £10.00
Note. this service has a 2kg limit (rather than 3kg)
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Large Parcels (3kg +) :

Royal Mail 24: (delivery aim next working day but not guaranteed; fully tracked): £12.00

Royal Mail 48: (delivery aim 2/3 working days but not guaranteed; fully tracked): £10.00

Royal Mail Special Delivery: (next day guaranteed service; fully tracked): £15.00
Note. this service is for 2kg+ (rather than 3kg+)
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General

Any order over £85 is free delivery and will be shipped using a Tracked 48 service unless another service is specified.

Delivery methods are auto-calculated at checkout and are dependent on size and weight.

Orders received by 1 pm will usually be dispatched same day. Orders received after 1pm will ship on the next available working day (Mon-Fri).

Note: We do not usually dispatch orders on Saturdays or Sundays.

introducing

Located in Copenhagen, Denmark, Studio Arhoj is a small independent design and production studio run by founder Anders Arhoj. They produce beautiful and charming Japanese inspired ceramics and hand-blown glass and are famed for their thick colourful glazes and playful characters.

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From Japan to Copenhagen

Anders began his work in interiors and design while studying in Tokyo, Japan in 2005. After moving back to Denmark, he began operating a small design studio from his apartment in Vesterbro doing graphic work, identity, branding and kids illustration - and eventually moving into the world of ceramics, and started making his amazing creations.

Starting the Studio

By 2013 Anders was able to officially start Studio Arhoj in an old envelope factory in Islands Brygge, a former industrial and dockland area just outside central Copenhagen. In 2020 the studio relocated into the heart of Copenhagen where it currently resides with a glass blowing hot shop, ceramic pottery and a flag ship store.

playful creativity

Ghost to familia

Studio Arhoj release new products, limited edition pieces, and new glaze combinations and colours throughout the year. They work daily in the design and production team to manufacture and develop at the same time, in order to stay creative and never get too bored. This has led to the iconic Ghost figurine, the Familia ceramic range and more recently to a host of new characters with the hand-blown glass Blobs.

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Anders Arhoj

The Art of Play

We had a chat with Anders Arhoj about the origins of Studio Arhoj, his influences, and why play is so important for creativity…

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Studio Arhoj | FAQs

We love Studio Arhoj for their endless creativity and their ability to bring clay and glass to life and give them character. Their products are all handmade and are quirky, beautiful, characterful and fun. Here are some FAQs about the Danish ceramic and glass studio, Studio Arhoj.

Studio Arhoj are a design and production studio founded by Anders Arhoj in 2013.

Studio Arhoj are based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Studio Arhoj specialise in hand-blown glass and handmade ceramics, but who knows what they might do next!

All of Studio Arhoj's products are handmade and hand-glazed, so no 2 will ever be exactly alike, however it's likely that you could find 2 that complement each other and go well together.

Yes, Studio Arhoj collaborated with USTUDIO Design on a range of greeting cards, you'll find them in our store and online.

Anders Arhoj, founder of Studio Arhoj, is very influenced by the time he spent in Tokyo, Japan, as well as his childhood- reading Astrid Lingen books, watching The Moomins and The Muppet Show.