Bumble Bee Mugs
Description: Elizabeth Lawrence once said 'The hum of bees is the voice of the garden' and that is what inspired this piece. Take some time out, get out into the garden and relaaaax
Bumble Bee Meditation - Be Content Mug
by Big Appetite Illustration
$13 $18
Description: A stunning ornamental bumble bee design surrounded by rich floral and botanical elements, perfect for nature lovers, gardeners, pollinator supporters, and cottagecore fans. This elegant insect illustration blends vintage-inspired beauty with bold decorative detail, making it a great choice for anyone who loves bees, flowers, botanical art, and charming garden aesthetics.
Description: A charming vintage-inspired bumble bee design featuring floral accents and classic retro typography. Perfect for bee lovers, gardeners, beekeepers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates cottagecore and botanical aesthetics.
Idgie's Wild Honey Co Vintage Bumble Bee Floral Retro Nature Mug
by Loopis
$13 $18
Description: Spread holiday and Be Merry this Christmas season with this cute bumble bee design perfect for bee keepers and nature lovers. Perfect for a walk after your holiday dinner feast. Great Christmas gift idea for adults and kids who love to study insects and bugs, entomologists, vegetable and flower gardeners, science teachers and pun lovers. Perfect for Christmas party, work at the beehive, hive, greenhouse and garden.
Be Merry, Festive Christmas Bumble Bee for Nature Lovers Mug
by cottoncanvas
$13 $18
Description: Share a sweet message of positivity and compassion with this adorable insect design! Featuring a cute vintage-style illustration of a happy bumblebee flying with the text "Bee Kind". Perfect for teachers, nature lovers, beekeepers, and anyone who loves spreading kindness and positive vibes. A fantastic gift for women, kids, and entomology enthusiasts for birthdays or casual everyday wear.
Description: Here is a tricolor bumble I saw during a week long field trip to the Adirondack mountains with my aquatic entomology class. We had just arrived at our first field site. It was an ordinary creek surrounded by Maples and Oaks. On the edge of the habitat I saw a bumblebee with an orange middle patch. A native bumblebee! Living in the lower region of the state I had never seen this bee before. It was really exciting! I've included some of my specimens and the respective habitat they were found in. Hand drawn in the car while we were on our way to the next site!