Geisha & Parasol — Mug

Geisha & Parasol — Mug

11oz
$35.00
Skip to product information
Geisha & Parasol — Mug

Geisha & Parasol — Mug

$35.00
Size
A geisha, beneath the blossom, parasol raised. An elegant geisha stands under drifting cherry blossom, paper parasol tilted — the poised, painterly image of old Kyoto. Layered kimono, quiet grace, a whole art form in a single figure. A Japandi Mug to keep it close — the morning pour, the desk, the quiet hour. H O W T H I S J A P A N D I M U G I S M A D E The Geisha & Parasol artwork is drawn in-house at the Calm & Oak studio and printed as a crisp gallery panel on the front of the mug, so the colours read exactly as painted. Each Japandi Mug carries our wordmark, CALM AND OAK, COPENHAGEN. W H A T Y O U R E C E I V E • A premium white ceramic mug in 11oz or 15oz — choose your size • A sharp front art panel with the colours true to the original • Dishwasher and microwave safe · printed to order · free worldwide shipping W H Y C H O O S E GEISHA & PARASOL The most detailed, decorative piece in the line. W H O W E A R E Calm & Oak is a small independent studio with one conviction: a life, like a room, feels better with less, chosen well. Original Japanese art, drawn from the source in Copenhagen. Original artwork © Calm & Oak. An independent design; not affiliated with any artist.
Original artDrawn in our studio
Made to orderShips in 3–7 days
Free deliveryWorldwide, tracked
30-day replacementDamaged or wrong? Replaced.
Geisha & Parasol — Mug
Made to order

Printed near you, only when you order.

Nothing waits in a warehouse. Each piece is produced by a partner workshop in your region within days, then delivered free and tracked.

Shipping & returns

Free tracked delivery worldwide. Production 2–5 business days, delivery 3–8 days by region. Made-to-order pieces are replaced free if damaged or misprinted — contact us within 30 days. Full details.

Behind the design

Every Calm & Oak artwork starts as ink on paper in a small studio north of Copenhagen. We keep the imperfections — the dry brush, the open circle — because that is the point.