Black Cat Mug, Hand-Painted
60,00 lei ≈ €11The black cat with a pink collar and yellow eyes, half bored, half in love. “THE BLACK CAT”, on a hand-painted mug.
Hand-painted gifts
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Handmade Mărțișor tokens (the little charms Romanians give on 1 March to welcome spring) and Women’s Day gifts: brooches, mugs and small painted pieces for the women you love.
Lullula was born on 1 March 2016, with a single drawing, so spring is our favorite celebration.
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The black cat with a pink collar and yellow eyes, half bored, half in love. “THE BLACK CAT”, on a hand-painted mug.


– A little pouch of melties made by us from natural soy wax, scented with natural essential oils, – An aromatherapy lamp hand-painted with magical blue fish with enchanted scales – Two tea lights for melting the melties These are all the ingredients of the gift box we’re suggesting for the (almost) eve of Valentine’s…


Drink your coffee in the company of these coffee-loving pups and you’ll feel like you’re in a busy, colorful café: cheerful, energized and never alone The puppies come in different shapes on every mug.



If you’re a cat lover, the “Mystic Cats” mug will delight you. The design captures the mysticism and inquisitive nature of cats, along with their enigmatic essence. The mug features two cats, each giving off an air of mystery. One is yellow, with turquoise eyes, and seems to be trying to tell you there are…


“Water! Water! I’m thirsty!” cried the enchanted maiden who had stepped out of the pomegranate, and because the boy had none to give her, she fell to the ground and turned to dust. Inspired by the Romanian fairy tale of the same name, in which a prince falls in love with a girl born from…


A magic fish paused on its journey upstream, toward the springs, to show off its wish-granting red scale. This is the King of the Fish, the miraculous creature who gave Făt Frumos, the Prince Charming of Romanian fairy tales, his enchanted scale, to blow on whenever he found himself in a tight spot. We caught…



An owl resting one eye, or blinking them one at a time :).


And because the sheep, the forests and glacial lakes, the houses with their high ground floors, the citadels, the stone walls, the fortified churches, the snows and picturesque villages, the hard-working, welcoming people, the învârtita folk dances, the embroidered ie blouses and the shepherd’s bulz (a polenta-and-cheese ball) all needed a name, they were simply…
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