Germany to Italy on foot, and back in your own kitchen.

Out of Oberstdorf and up through the Sperrbachtobel, over the Lechtal and down into the Inn valley. Then the long climb to the point where the main Alpine ridge finally gives way — and on the far side the light changes, vineyards appear on the slopes, and the last valley down to Merano speaks Italian. Three countries, one line across the map, all of it under your own boots. This mug puts your photo from that crossing back on the shelf you reach for every morning, with the route running all the way round.

On the mug

• Your own photo from the crossing, wrapped round the front
• A stylized map of the E5 route with the trail's key stats
• Your dates and a line of your own, if you want them on there

See the photos and the video for the full design all the way round.

For yourself, or for whoever crossed with you.

The Mallorca nobody puts on a postcard — the Tramuntana on foot.

Maybe it was an olive terrace held up by a wall somebody stacked by hand three hundred years ago. Maybe it was the cobbled camí dropping into Sóller, the refuge at Tossals Verds, or almond blossom in February with the sea flat and silver below. The length of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO landscape built out of dry stone. This double-sided ceramic ornament brings that walk home: small enough to hang on a tree, solid enough to keep for decades.

On the front

• Basic carries a watercolor view of the GR 221 — the stone walls, the olive terraces, the ridge above the sea
• Customized carries your own picture from the trail instead
• Either way, the year you walked it sits below

On the back
A stylized map of the GR 221 along the Serra de Tramuntana, with the trail's key stats.

For your own tree, or for whoever walked the stone with you.

Chamonix to Zermatt, one cup at a time.

A pass at first light with nobody else on it. The glacier you could hear before you could see it. The moment the Matterhorn finally stood there at the end of the valley and the whole crossing made sense at once. The Walker's Haute Route runs from one great mountain to the other, high across the Valais, and this mug carries the line of it right round the outside.

Two editions

• Basic — a watercolor view of the route, wrapped right round the mug
• My own picture — your own photo from the trail in its place
• Either way the route runs with it: a stylized map of the Walker's Haute Route with the trail's key stats

See the photos and the video for the full design all the way round.

For your own shelf, or for the person who crossed every pass with you.

Across the Alps on foot, from Bavaria to a palm tree in South Tyrol.

Maybe it was the first hut evening, boots off, everyone quiet. Maybe it was the high crossing where the weather turned and turned back, or walking down into Merano at the end and finding it warm, southern, and completely unlike where you started. Three countries, one main Alpine ridge, and a valley on the far side that looks like Italy because it is. This double-sided ceramic ornament brings that walk home: small enough to hang on a tree, solid enough to keep for decades.

On the front

• Basic carries a watercolor view of the crossing — the high ground, the huts, the light on the ridges
• Customized carries your own picture from the trail instead
• Either way, the year you walked it sits below

On the back
A stylized map of the E5 route, from Oberstdorf across the main Alpine ridge to Merano, with the trail's key stats.

For your own tree, or for the group that got over the pass with you.

Corsica's spine, and a mug that knows what it cost.

Granite slabs in the north, hands on rock as often as not. A lake at altitude with the horses grazing around it. The morning you realized your legs had finally stopped arguing. Calenzana to Conca is the one hikers warn each other about, and nobody who has done it needs reminding. This mug carries the whole line down the island, round the outside, without saying a word about it.

Two editions

• Basic — a watercolor view of the GR 20, wrapped right round the mug
• My own picture — your own photo from the trail in its place
• Either way the route runs with it: a stylized map of the GR 20 with the trail's key stats

See the photos and the video for the full design all the way round.

For your own cupboard, or for the one person who understands.

Hut to hut through the Dolomites, back on your own shelf.

Lago di Braies in the early light, before the day-trippers. A rifugio at dusk with the walls going pink above you. Long ridges where the rock turns vertical and the path just keeps finding a way through. The Alta Via 1 runs from Braies south into the Belluno mountains, and this mug carries the whole line of it round the outside — pale towers, scree, the light on the rock.

Two editions

• Basic — a watercolor view of the Alta Via, wrapped right round the mug
• My own picture — your own photo from the trail in its place
• Either way the route runs with it: a stylized map of the Alta Via 1 with the trail's key stats

See the photos and the video for the full design all the way round.

For your own shelf, or for whoever you shared the dormitory with.

One mountain, three countries — and the coffee that goes with it.

The morning the clouds lifted off the Col de la Seigne and Italy was suddenly below you. The Val Ferret. The last descent back into Chamonix with the same summit still there, seen now from every side. France, Italy and Switzerland, all the way round the massif. This mug carries that circuit round its own circumference, so the Tour turns up in your kitchen instead of in a folder of photos you never open.

Two editions

• Basic — a watercolor view of the tour, wrapped right round the mug
• My own photo — your own picture from the trail in its place
• Either way the route runs with it: a stylized map of the Tour du Mont Blanc with the trail's key stats

See the photos and the video for the full design all the way round.

For your own shelf, or for the person who walked every pass beside you.

Chamonix to Zermatt, from one great mountain to the other.

Maybe it was a pass at first light with nobody else on it. Maybe it was the glacier you could hear before you could see it, or the moment the Matterhorn finally stood there at the end of the valley and the whole crossing made sense at once. High country across the Valais, pass after pass. This double-sided ceramic ornament brings that walk home: small enough to hang on a tree, solid enough to keep for decades.

On the front

• Basic carries a watercolor view of the route — high passes, snowfields, the peak at the end
• Customized carries your own picture from the trail instead
• Either way, the year you walked it sits below

On the back
A stylized map of the Walker's Haute Route, from Chamonix to Zermatt, with the trail's key stats.

For your own tree, or for the person who crossed every one of those passes with you.