Earth Series Mugs

Mugs
Prints

Cafepress store:
Tote Bags
T-shirts
Magnets
Ceramic Coasters

Links to my sister site with information about how to create a butterfly garden:

Swallowtails
Sulfurs/Whites
Brushfooted
Little
Snout

Host
Nectar

The Earth Series mugs each have a design related to creating a peaceful, more healthy planet. Next to photo of mug is an image of the full mug design. Learn how you can help the planet by planting natives and attracting butterflies and other wildlife!

Harmony Product number: MA001 Price: $10. Available in white, black rim and handle or black interior.

Transform your own little corner ... Product number: MA002 Price: $10.
Full text on mug: 'Instead of lamenting the absurdity of the world. Let us instead try and transform the corner of it into which we were born'.
Available in white, black rim and handle or black interior.

'Peace' sign Product number: MA003 Price: $10.
Available in white, black rim and handle or black interior.

Recipe for a healty Earth. Product number: MA004 Price: $10.
Full text on mug:
'Recipe for a healthy Earth

ingredients: clean, renewable energy
habitat conservation
a generous amount of reducing, reusing and recycling
a pinch of hope and a ton of courage

Mix all ingredients and stir well; remove greenhouse gases reduce heat and let cool; share with everyone'.

Available in white, black rim and handle or black interior.

Got butterflies? Product number: MA005 Price: $10.
Available in white, black rim and handle or black interior.

All these mugs are available in white or black interior. All 3 types are 11 oz.

Price: $10
Shipping method and cost will be calculated after you first place your order. Payment is through Paypal. If using a credit card charges will appear on your statement as 'Fronterix', as that is my LLC name. Missouri residents will have sales tax added.

All mugs are dishwasher/microwave safe and come with handmade hang tags printed on 50% recycled paper and attached with natural hemp fiber.

All butterfly images on these mugs were created from photographs of real butterflies and that are native to Missouri and much of the midwestern and eastern regions of the U.S.