Kambukka Olympus 300ml Thermal Mug Limited Edition: Piet Mondrian "Composition in color A" Basic information The most durable print on the market Capacity: 300ml Keeps hot: up to 6 hours Keeps cold: up to 11 hours Material: stainless steel Leak proof Diameter: 7.1cm Height: 13.6cm Weight: 230g Kambukka An exclusive brand offering solidly made, leak-proof thermal mugs and water bottles. Known for combining durability with modern design, Kambukka meets the tastes of discerning users. Olympus thermal mugs provide full leak protection, making them ideal for travel – without the risk of flooding your bag or backpack. Unique graphics The prints are made using UV printing technology, ensuring excellent color reproduction and exceptional durability. Mugs with prints maintain their vibrant colors even after a long time. This mug guarantees the highest quality and long-lasting aesthetics! Composition in Color by Piet Mondrian (1872–1944) – Dutch painter, co-founder of the De Stijl artistic group (1917), considered, alongside Kandinsky and Malevich, one of the forerunners of abstraction. He was the creator of Neoplasticism – one of the earliest movements in painting to advocate geometric abstraction, characterized by the use of vertical and horizontal lines that, by overlapping, divided surfaces into squares and rectangles, as well as the use of three primary colors (yellow, blue, and red) and three so-called non-colors (black, white, and gray). It influenced the development of abstract painting and 20th-century architecture. Recommendations and information: Heat retention, cold retention, and other technical parameters are available from the manufacturer's official website. UV printing is the most durable printing technology, with applications including outdoor signage, furniture, and more. Despite its high durability, the print should not be exposed to objects that may damage it, such as metal elements (keys, tools), hard plastic, rough surfaces, etc. The thermal mug is not dishwasher safe. This may damage the product and the print.