Dragon Mug

Dragon Mug11oz mug printed with an image of from the collection of the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art. Kano Tany (Japanese, 16021674). Dragon and Tiger, 17th century. Pair of six fold screens; ink on paper. Each: 61 x 141 inches (154. 9 x 358. 1 cm). Purchase: William Rockhill Nelson Trust, 58 48 1 and 58 48 2. Microwave and dishwasher safe, although handwashing is recommended for optimal color retention.

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