A design depicting a charming thrush nibbling at strawberries in the garden of the villa where Morris spent his summer. A British thinker and poet who had a major impact on the history of modern design William Morris's Masterpieces "A small problem for a strawberry grower being pecked by a bird." "Strawberry-Thief" (Japanese name: Ichigo Dobo), which depicts the world setting. Among William Morris's many designs, it stands out for its immense popularity. The design of the 'Strawberry Thief' It draws inspiration from the small concerns found in the daily lives of gardeners. Morris is Kelmscott Manor (A country villa where the busy Morris spent his days away from the hustle and bustle of London. ） but the gluttonous birds quickly ate them. As Morris wrote in his memoirs, it was actually a different species of bird, Morris replaced this bird with an adorable thrush in its design. Among Morris's activities, what stands out as particularly fulfilling is The design features motifs such as natural trees and flowers. Even today, more than a century later, Morris's design remains fresh and refreshing. It continues to be loved by devoted fans around the world. This design is especially characterized by symmetrical compositions like a mirror. The 350ml mug is a large size with plenty of capacity, Recommended for relaxing time like reading. Enjoy American coffee, hot milk, cocoa, soup, and more at home or in the office. How you use it is up to you. You can casually place it in the kitchen as a flower vase with a single flower vase, Just display it as an object on the cupboard, A heartwarming design that lets you easily enjoy the atmosphere of British goods. For both women and men, to those who care for us daily and for those important to us, Not only as a refined gift with heartfelt care, or as a celebratory present or present for special anniversaries, It's also perfect as a reward for yourself after all your hard work. □ William Morris (1834~1896) A British artist active in the field of decorative design in the late 19th century. He was not only an outstanding interior designer but also a painter, poet, graphic designer, publisher, and socialist activist, with remarkable achievements in each field. It influenced the Arts & Crafts movement and is also called the father of modern design.