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Floating mug sculpture: the art of frozen motion
This floating mug sculpture is a little gem of design. Its clever internal structure, invisible at first glance, holds the cup as if suspended above a base of frozen liquid. The effect is stunning. On a living room table, a creative desk, an arty kitchen or a shop window, it adds a quirky, artistic touch. The splash-shaped “liquid” gives the impression of a pour caught in mid-air.
An original decoration and an unexpected gift
Perfect for those who already have everything or love objects out of the ordinary. Give it to a coffee-loving friend, a colleague with a sense of humour, or simply place it at home to surprise guests. The visual effect is so well done that many first believe it is a real spill. Afraid it might be fragile? Rest assured: the material is tough, light and perfectly stable. This is not a fragile trinket.
Floating Coffee Mug: specifications
- Materials: high quality resin + durable ABS
- Dimensions: 15 cm (height) × 5.5 cm (base)
- Contents: 1 floating mug sculpture
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Martin Fielding –
Sits on my desk at work and gets a comment from nearly everyone who walks past. Looks properly odd until you spot how it’s done. Weighs a bit less than I’d imagined, but that’s my only quibble.
Priya Shah –
Nice idea and it does look clever once it’s up, but mine turned up a week later than the date I was given and nobody emailed to say. The box was a bit crushed at one corner too, though the sculpture itself was fine. Fair enough product, just a shame about the wait.
Hannah Brooks –
Bought this for my nine-year-old who’s obsessed with optical illusions and he has not stopped fiddling with it. He walked round the table three times going “but HOW?” before he finally worked out the trick, then promptly made his sister do the same. It’s now pride of place on the kitchen windowsill and every visitor gets the full demonstration.
Doreen Atkinson –
got this for my grandson’s birthday. He grinned from ear to ear and kept showing it to his mum. Lovely little thing.
Callum Reid –
Cracking bit of desk decor. The trick behind it is clever and the finish is smoother than I expected for the price. Wouldn’t mind it being slightly bigger, but I’m chuffed with it.
Janet Whitcombe –
Third thing I’ve ordered from here and they’ve not let me down yet. This one’s a good conversation starter, my sister-in-law squinted at it for ages. Bit pricey for what it is, but I’d still order it again.
Tom Gallagher –
Spot on. The way the liquid seems to hold its shape mid-pour fools the eye until you get right up close and look at how the pieces connect. Simple mechanism really, but beautifully done, and it looks brilliant next to the coffee machine.
Alice Thompson –
my grandson couldn’t stop giggling at this floating coffee mug. couldn’t believe his eyes! kept asking how it was floating, adorable.
Tom Harris –
This mug sculpture is a cracking piece of decor. Had a good laugh trying to figure out the trick behind it with mates. Really tricks the eye and gets everyone talking. Perfect for adding a bit of whimsy to my otherwise plain coffee table. Chuffed with it!