Nasturtium Botanical Illustration Mug • Thanabotany • 11oz
SIZE: 11 oz. (The Tall size cup at Starbucks is 12 oz. for comparison’s sake.)
MATERIAL: 100% White Ceramic
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Dishwasher and microwave safe.
ABOUT THE NASTURTIUM
The nasturtium has a connection to the concept of overcoming struggle, often phrased as ‘victory over struggle.’ Many traditional folk uses bring nasturtium in to restore fertility, heal the skin, cure vitamin deficiencies and to heal poison oak and ivy.
If you know someone dealing with a struggle in life, nasturtium is a way to say ‘I see you.’
Aside from this, the nasturtium is edible. The flowers taste a little bit like a radish and a cucumber, and they are delicious on salads, on avocado toast or on their own. The leaves are also edible and taste more strong than the flowers. Different varieties of nasturtium have slightly different flavors.
SIZE: 11 oz. (The Tall size cup at Starbucks is 12 oz. for comparison’s sake.)
MATERIAL: 100% White Ceramic
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Dishwasher and microwave safe.
ABOUT THE NASTURTIUM
The nasturtium has a connection to the concept of overcoming struggle, often phrased as ‘victory over struggle.’ Many traditional folk uses bring nasturtium in to restore fertility, heal the skin, cure vitamin deficiencies and to heal poison oak and ivy.
If you know someone dealing with a struggle in life, nasturtium is a way to say ‘I see you.’
Aside from this, the nasturtium is edible. The flowers taste a little bit like a radish and a cucumber, and they are delicious on salads, on avocado toast or on their own. The leaves are also edible and taste more strong than the flowers. Different varieties of nasturtium have slightly different flavors.
SIZE: 11 oz. (The Tall size cup at Starbucks is 12 oz. for comparison’s sake.)
MATERIAL: 100% White Ceramic
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Dishwasher and microwave safe.
ABOUT THE NASTURTIUM
The nasturtium has a connection to the concept of overcoming struggle, often phrased as ‘victory over struggle.’ Many traditional folk uses bring nasturtium in to restore fertility, heal the skin, cure vitamin deficiencies and to heal poison oak and ivy.
If you know someone dealing with a struggle in life, nasturtium is a way to say ‘I see you.’
Aside from this, the nasturtium is edible. The flowers taste a little bit like a radish and a cucumber, and they are delicious on salads, on avocado toast or on their own. The leaves are also edible and taste more strong than the flowers. Different varieties of nasturtium have slightly different flavors.
