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Bandelier National Monument Tall Belly Mug WACA Illustrations by Guy Porfirio

Bandelier National Monument Tall Belly Mug WACA Illustrations by Guy PorfirioStart your day with the Bandelier National Monument tall belly mug, handcrafted by Deneen Pottery in St. Paul, Minnesota. Each mug is wheel thrown and glazed by hand, giving every piece its own unique look. This tall belly design features a rich green glaze with a detailed medallion of Bandeliers cliff dwellings. The artwork has a design of a wooden ladder leading up to a cavate, a type of cliff dwelling created by the ancestral Puebloans. The mug

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Illustrations by Guy Porfirio

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Bandelier National Monument Tall Belly Mug WACA Illustrations by Guy PorfirioStart your day with the Bandelier National Monument tall belly mug, handcrafted by Deneen Pottery in St. Paul, Minnesota. Each mug is wheel thrown and glazed by hand, giving every piece its own unique look. This tall belly design features a rich green glaze with a detailed medallion of Bandeliers cliff dwellings. The artwork has a design of a wooden ladder leading up to a cavate, a type of cliff dwelling created by the ancestral Puebloans. The mug

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