Audobon Mugs
Description: Snake Bird. Devil Bird. Water turkey. Anhinga. Whatever you call it. These birds are a familiar sight to any outdoorsman in the south eastern coastal areas of the US, or coastal areas of central and South America. You may recognize them as the birds pooping on your head while out bank fishing.
Description: A fearless bird from a forgotten world. 🦤 This vintage natural-history inspired Dodo design combines an intricately engraved illustration, tropical island scenery, botanical details, an old sailing ship, antique typography, and beautifully distressed parchment textures. A tribute to the remarkable Dodo Bird and a reminder that extinction does not erase a species from history. Gone, but not forgotten.
Description: Meet the mighty Aurochs, (Bos primigenius), the massive wild ancestor of all modern domestic cattle. This vintage natural-history inspired design celebrates the strength and wild spirit of this remarkable animal, while honoring its place in history with an aged engraved aesthetic and the reminder: GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN. A GREAT and thoughtful addition to your mug pile! Part of the Extinct Collection, created to remember extraordinary animals that once shared our world. 🐂🌿🖤
Description: Celebrate one of the most fascinating lost birds of the North Atlantic with this dramatic vintage-inspired Great Auk design. Featuring a powerful, weathered illustration of the iconic black-and-white seabird surrounded by crashing waves, stormy skies, and rugged cliffs, this design gives the Great Auk the epic send-off it deserves. Part of the Extinct Collection, celebrating remarkable creatures that are gone from our world, but definitely not forgotten. 🖤🦤🌊
Description: **RESILIENT UNICORN 🦏** A tribute to Najin and Fatu, the last two Northern White Rhinoceroses on Earth. This vintage natural-history-inspired design combines engraved wildlife illustration, weathered parchment, historic maps, botanical details, and distressed typography to tell the story of a species standing at the edge of extinction. Once roaming the savannas of Central Africa, these magnificent animals are now functionally extinct in the wild. Yet Najin and Fatu remain, protected and cared for as scientists work toward giving their species a future. **Not extinct. Not forgotten. Their story is not over.** Wear it as a tribute to two remarkable survivors and a reminder that even at the very edge of extinction, hope can still have a h
Description: Snake Bird. Devil Bird. Water turkey. Anhinga. Whatever you call it. These birds are a familiar sight to any outdoorsman in the south eastern coastal areas of the US, or coastal areas of central and South America. You may recognize them as the birds pooping on your head while out bank fishing.
