Sol Handless Mug

Handthrown and hand illustrated. 
 
Part of the Sol and Mani Collection.
 
Máni is described in Old Norse sources as the personification of the Moon. His name literally means “Moon,” and he is presented as a male deity rather than an abstract celestial object. Máni is the brother of Sól, the goddess of the Sun. Together, they were placed in the heavens by the gods, each guiding their respective celestial bodies along their eternal courses.
 
Unlike other gods who often carry weapons, Máni’s domain was the night sky itself. His duty was not to rule over warriors or dispense justice, but to ensure the Moon continued its journey, illuminating the darkened world below.
 
In Norse lore, Sól’s presence is a comforting force against the cold and darkness, guiding the sun across the sky. She is a symbol of constancy and hope, her daily journey across the heavens a testament to resilience and renewal.
 
Handwash only 
300ml