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Made from Le Creuset stoneware, this Harlem Toile de Jouy Mug features the Arc de Triomphe design from the beloved toile pattern created by renowned interior designer Sheila Bridges. The pattern highlights exuberant vignettes of vibrant, everyday Black life and lampoons some of the stereotypes deeply woven into the African American experience. The pastoral motifs are typical of toiles from the late 1700s. Rendered in a crisp black appliqué, the pattern makes a striking statement on a landscape of Le Creuset white stoneware.

The limited-edition collection pays homage to a vibrant culture and rich design tradition and is intended to pair effortlessly with any Le Creuset colour palette. Set the table for self-expression and claim a bold piece of design history with the Le Creuset x Sheila Bridges Collection.

Harlem Toile de Jouy mugs are ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate and even single servings of soup and dessert. It has a generous 400ml capacity and keeps contents warm or cold. Crafted from premium stoneware, each mug is finished with a beautiful white glaze which is easy to clean, dishwasher-safe, and resistant to chips, scratches and stains.

Made from specialist clays and fired at the highest temperatures, all Le Creuset stoneware is strong and durable, so much so that Le Creuset offer a 10-year guarantee on each piece. The dense stoneware provides exceptional thermal resistance and maintains even temperature.

Key features:

• Safe for freezer, oven, microwave and dishwasher
• Safe for use with metal utensils
• Resists chipping, cracking, staining, scratching and colour fading
• Surface does not absorb odours and flavours
• Generous capacity

Le Creuset Stoneware Care

• Before first use, wash the stoneware item in hot, soapy water then rinse and dry thoroughly
• Do not use any stoneware piece on the stovetop or any other direct heat source
• Do not place frozen stoneware in a preheated oven. Remove it from the freezer and place in a cold oven, then set the temperature, allowing the stoneware and oven to heat together
• Never leave fully immersed in water