Hoth Mugs
Description: Dagobah is portrayed as a distant, mysterious world covered in thick swamps and ancient forests, known for its deep connection to powerful natural energy. Hidden far from busy star systems, the planet became a secluded haven for a wise exiled master who sought peace after the fall of his order. In this quiet and eerie environment, a young hero later arrived to undergo intense training in the mystical arts. Dagobah ultimately became the final resting place of the old master, where his spirit transitioned into a higher state of existence
Description: Poster 2 in a series of 3 depicting scenes from "The Empire Strikes Back" by painter Boris Vallejo. Features Han Solo and Luke Skywalker on Hoth. Produced by Coca-Cola as a promotional item available at Burger King and Burger Chef restaurants in 1980.
Burger King "Empire Strikes Back" poster - Han & Luke on Hoth Mug
by Spinning Comedy Gold
$13 $18
Hoth Echo Base Wampa Retro Sci-Fi Vintage Imperial Mug
by The Dark Matter Art
$13 $18
Description: Bright Tree Village was home to an eponymous tribe of Ewoks on Endor during the Galactic Civil War. The village was built within the evergreen trees of the Happy Grove Forest on Endor and fifteen meters above the ground, where nest-like bunches of thatched huts housing nearly 200 Ewoks clung to evergreen trees. The village center included communal meeting areas, along with homes for tribal elders and Chief Chirpa's family, including the Council of Elders.
