A Tyg, popular in England from the 15th to the 17th centuries, is a pottery mug typically featuring three or more handles. Primarily made from earthenware clay, its distinctive multi-handled design allows several drinkers to share the same vessel, with each person using a separate handle and section of the rim. The numerous handles also facilitated passing hot drinks around a group without discomfort.
Approximately 6" H
Hand crafted in Spain.
Concept originated in medieval Britain.
Not microwave safe.
Hand washing highly recommended.
Due to the manufacturing process, slight variations in shape and size are possible.
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