Hermès Mugs Rocabar

Enjoy the latest special collection of Hermès coffee mugs! Rocabar is an emblematic design by Henri D’Origny.

The Rocabar design was first used in 1986 on a printed scarf.

Following its great success, it has since been revived on several items, especially silk accessories.

Today the drawing appears for the first time on porcelain.

A joyful group of horses winds around three cups of different colors.

Hermès limited collection mugs with colorful lines and graphics will only be produced in 2022.

NEW Hermès Mug Hippomobile

Hermès Hippomobile new line 2021 has been signed by the Italian artist Gianpaolo Pagni and its motif is relatively unconventional. “I imagined a horse with a long back, which would fit several riders. A kind of horse-limousine” says Pagni. Thanks to this idea, on Hermés porcelain, one horse winds around a mug, another spreads directly over three plates … Not even the bottom of the mug is empty.

According to Gianpaolo Pagni, he was inspired by the scarves of jockeys from the Hermés archive and the world of comics.

Hermès Mugs – Gift Set of 2 pieces

The typical gift idea is one Hermès mug offered in a single gift box, but if your present is meant for a couple, you should opt for the 2 Mug Set. Each set contains two mugs featuring the same theme with some variations, to give each person the chance of picking between the two complementary mugs.

The mugs in the H Déco Red 2 Mug Set feature a red and white pattern in the positive and negative version. The same applies to the black and white version of the set, H Déco Black. In the Carnets d’Équateur set, one mug features tropical birds and the other felines. The Rallye set contains a mug with a black and white racetrack motif, while the feature splashes of colour interwoven in the black and white pattern.

Birds & Feline Theme Hermès Mug

Artist and Naturalist, Robert Dallet devoted his life to drawing animals from every continent of the globe, from pumas and ocelots to elephants, parakeets and ibis.

He made sketch after sketch, tirelessly observing the captivating carnival that unfolded before him, studying every element of their habitat – trees, vegetation, landscapes.

His discovery of the margay, a small, graceful felid from South America, led him to reserve a special place for wild cats in his evolving bestiary, to the point of painting a comprehensive inventory of felines, such was his boundless admiration for animal beauty.

These wild animals and their habitat feature in the Carnet d’Équateur Hermès Mugs, roaming freely in a collection with an exotic flair. If you love wild nature, the mugs in this collection are the perfect choice for you!