*This mug has no brass hair piece*
Frankie & Dragon Cocktail Glass....Behold the first great ceramic collaboration between Frankie Fictitous & Danielle Mann of Black Lagoon Designs!
There are only 30 of this particular design to ever be created. This cocktail mug stands at approx. 17cm tallby 16m wide and they hold approximately 250mlof your favourite drink .
They are each made by hand from white earthenware pottery, lead free food safe glaze, rhinestones, bronze and food safe resin.
PLEASE NOTE: Although I have used a UV stable food-safe clear resin during the manufacture of this mug, please be sure to store out of sunlight to keep your bombshell looking sparkly.
Your cocktail mug may also include a tiny brass hair piece inspired by Frankie’s original outfit (not all mugs include this, see images for details). This hair piece can been inserted or removed in the small holes atop of Frankie’s hair.
Your cocktail mug also includes some tiny LED lights that you may with to use whilst drinking from your mug. There are 2 different types, the first can be turned off/on by sliding the little edge and the other round one can be turned off/on by removing and re-inserting the little tab. Each of these lights has a working time of approximately 2 hours each. If you wish to purchase any more they can be easily sourced on Ebay under ‘LED Balloon Lamp Lights Glow’
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS: Please gently hand wash only.This artwork is NOT suitable for dishwashers. Breakages which occur during use will not be covered for refunds. I have liquid checked all mugs for 45 minutes prior to shipping them which is fit for purpose. If you believe any damage has occurred during shipping please let me know as soon as you receive your mug.
Please view the images carefully, if there is a color spot shown in the images, your mug will arrive with a color spot -these items are handmade and not mass produced and glaze spots may occur during the glazing process, this makes your item unique and does not mean that a refund will be provided for a spot shown in the photos above. A number of the glazes I use are transparent and look 'marbled or streaky' this is correct to the type of glaze I have used and is not a defect.