The Unemployed Philosophers Guild Birds on a Wire Heat Changing Mug – Add Coffee and Colorful Birds Appear, Comes in a Fun Box

Make your day more colorful with the
Pour in a hot beverage and watch as 18 different bird species change from silhouettes into full color birds!
Either way, we think you’ll go coo-coo for the Birds on a Wire Heat Changing Mug. Perfect for bird-watchers and nature-lovers.
it’s encircled with elegant silhouettes of birds on a wire.
and watch as the birds show their true colors!
Birds included are: American Goldfinch / American Kestrel / American Robin / Barn Swallow / Carmine Bee-Eater / Eastern Towhee / Green Catbird / Indigo Bunting / King Parrot / Northern Mockingbird / Purple Finch / Red and Yellow Barbet / Red Whiskered Bulbul / Scissortail Flycatcher / Tree Swallow / Vermillion Flycatcher / Whiskered Treeswift / White-throated Sparrow
Will this mug make a good gift?
Yes — the Birds on a Wire Heat Changing Mug arrives in a colorful and beautifully designed box, making it great to give to any bird lovers in your life.
What is the capacity of this mug?
This mug holds 12 oz (or 300mL),
Is this mug microwave-safe?
Yes!
Is this mug dishwasher safe?
No — all of our heat-changing mugs should be hand-washed only and not left to soak.
A mug so cute, you’ll have no
The Unemployed Philosophers Guild is a company that creates unique and whimsical products inspired by art, philosophy, and intellectual discourse.
We offer a range of products including toys, games, home decor, and gifts, all infused with humor and intelligence.
At The Unemployed Philosophers Guild, our mission is to bring philosophy and laughter to everyday life.
Our origins are shrouded in mystery. Some accounts trace the Unemployed Philosophers Guild’s birth to Athens in the latter half of the 4th century BCE. Others argue it dates from the High Middle Ages.
More recently, historians have pinpointed the birth of the Guild to New York City in the late 90s, when two brothers turned their inner creativity and love of paying rent towards fulfilling the people’s needs for finger puppets, warm slippers, coffee cups, and cracking up at stuff.
We are employed, just not as philosophers.