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Thank You Bees Spark Cup
Thank You Bees Spark Cup
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Thank You Bees Spark Cup

Regular price $28

Unit price per 

Truly, thank you Bees! Our mighty pollinators. Thank you for your good and generous work of turning flowers into fruit. Fruit that is not only yummy to eat, but a sweet cradle for the tree's seeds. Thank you for the honey!

"My nephew, Wylie, is a beekeeper. Half of my profits from each Thank You Bee cup will go towards helping him create cover crops for the hives. This will create a summer ground where the bees are nestled between a small organic farm and fields of fireweed, buckwheat and clover. A happy bee feast. A feast that is pesticide free and thoughtfully created to help support one of this planet's national treasures- the honey bee!" -Cary

Wylie, the beekeeper, is a young man with a huge heart. He plants thousands of trees a year, helping to restore tree buffers along western Washington rivers- thus helping to keep the rivers cool enough for salmon. To salmon! Trees! Bees! We raise our cups to the efforts of bees and helpers of bees. What a beautiful planet we get to be a part of.

The Spark Cups are my painted poems upon a cup, with a bit of wonder and kindness stirred into the art for good measure.

The wares are food, microwave, and dishwasher safe, as well as family and café proven strong. Third party tested for food safety. Holds 16 ounces.

Measures 4.25" tall and 3.25" diameter.

Size: X-Large

Useful Care Instructions:

The bottom of the cups is porous and will absorb water during washing. It is best to make sure it can dry upside down completely before putting away, thus allowing all the water to evaporate from the cup to keep it in pristine condition.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Living off the grid, artist Cary Lane creates ceramics inspired by nature.  While attending California State University Long Beach, she fell in love with ceramics. Living near Mount Baker Washington, she incorporates wildlife and themes of the outdoors in her work.

*This is a handmade item. Dimensions and color may vary from the image. Museum Store staff are happy to address questions about specific products: store@museumofglass.org

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