Artful Drinkware for Everyday Use

Choosing Your Drinkware

Design & Function Details

Exact Details and Size Options

Brand
Dreese Fine Art
Options
Size: 11 oz. coffee mug, 15 oz. coffee mug, 12 oz. tumbler
Variants
11 oz. coffee mug, 15 oz. coffee mug, 12 oz. tumbler
Ceramic mugs
dishwasher and microwave safe
Tumbler
double-wall vacuum insulated
Tumbler lid
spill-resistant
Mug finish
glossy

What arrives

One Drinkware -A Path to the Lake art piece in the selected option.

Finding Your Fit

Size and Use Considerations

Plan the location first, check dimensions, then install or display Drinkware -A Path to the Lake according to the listed hanging, framing, or placement details.

Select from 11 oz. or 15 oz. ceramic mugs or 12 oz. tumbler

Best where the listed size, color, material, and installation method work with the wall, shelf, or display area.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance.

Shipping & Returns

Delivery and Return Information

Shipping Details

Shipping rates and delivery estimates are shown at checkout. Most partner-brand orders ship in 1-5 business days when inventory is available, but timing can vary by supplier, destination, item type, and carrier. Multi-brand orders may arrive in separate packages.

Returns and Support

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items are fully supported; contact Resin Society first and we will coordinate directly with the brand. Change-of-mind returns are reviewed according to the supplier's return policy and item condition.
Ceramic coffee mugs and stainless steel tumbler featuring original design 'A Path to the Lake' by Christi Dreese

Morning calm, poured

A quiet path to blue water wraps the cup—greens, sky, and a hint of sand meeting Lake Michigan.

A shoreline in your hands

A Path to the Lake

Art you sip

Routines blur; this mug slows them down. Christi Dreese’s brushwork turns a first cup into a small landscape escape—Pentwater trees, a sandy trail, and the horizon waiting. The wraparound scene stays vibrant and the handle sits easy in the hand, whether at the kitchen counter or a desk.

Everyday stillness

Objects at arm’s reach shape the day. Drinkware -A Path to the Lake brings a remembered shoreline to ordinary moments, making coffee breaks feel like a walk toward the water. Durable and uncomplicated to use, it holds warmth, color, and a sense of place with each refill.

For the ones who keep the lake close

Someone who collects small, meaningful pieces of art and wants Lake Michigan—Pentwater, specifically—present in daily rituals.

How it lives at home

Set it by the kettle at dawn and refill through the afternoon; the artwork keeps your counter bright and the handle comfortable from first pour to last.
  • Wall display
  • Statement rooms
  • Giftable art
  • Collected interiors
Dreese Fine Art brand cover

About the Artist

Christi Dreese

Christi Dreese is a Michigan lakeshore artist who turns coastal light and natural motifs into original oil paintings, giclée prints, and artist-designed home goods. Her work centers on color, calm, and joy with a practical focus: she partners with healthcare systems, art consultants, and interior designers to create cohesive, uplifting collections for hospitals, wellness centers, and residential projects. Whether an original painting or a standard-size print, each piece is meant to shift how a space feels—brightening waiting rooms, patient rooms, medical facilities, and homes without overwhelming them. Choose Dreese Fine Art when you want approachable, art-led pieces that change a room’s mood through thoughtful palette, scale, and subject.
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Questions About Your Purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes does the mug come in?
Two options: 11 oz and 15 oz.
Is the artwork only on one side?
No—the design is a vibrant, full-wrap print around the mug.
Can I heat my drink in it?
Yes, the mug is microwave safe.
How do I clean it?
It is dishwasher safe for everyday use.
What scene is featured on the mug?
Christi Dreese’s painting of a sandy path lined with trees leading to Lake Michigan, noted with “Pentwater.”