Wigwam Campfire Mug

Are you ready to start your Campfire Mug collection? Every happy camper needs a unique Campfire Mug. It's lightweight, durable and multifunctional. Use it for your favorite beverage or a hot meal, and attach it to your bag for easy access on a hike.

• Shatterproof design is lighter and stronger than ceramic mugs
• Every Campfire Mug comes with a signature polished metal rim to help stop spills
• Campfire Mugs are approximately 3 inches tall by 3.5 inches in diameter — The perfect size for your next adventure.
• Each Campfire Mug features a design inspired by National Parks and American landmarks — Collect them all!

Have you ever planned to motor west? The great American road trip brings to mind roadside attractions, 50’s style diners, and of course kitschy motels. You will find some of the best of these along what’s left of historic Route 66, including one of the original Wigwam Villages in Holbrook, Arizona.

• Did you know less than 45% of the original Wigwam Village motels survive today?
• Each year vintage neon signs, diners, and motels along Historic Route 66 are being demolished and lost forever.
• Show your passion for Route 66 and Historic Places. Purchase this vintage travel style art print today! 

Driving in the heart of the Painted Desert you may see signs inviting you to "Stay in a Wigwam". While there you can visit Petrified Forest National Park, take a trip to see the Red Rocks of Sedona, see the famous Meteor Crater, and even drive North to Grand Canyon National Park before returning to the cozy comfort of your very own Wigwam for the night. Is there a better way to get your kicks way out west?
The Wigwam Village in Arizona was originally built in 1950 on Route 66 and has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places since 2002. If you continue West you will find another surviving Wigwam Motel in San Bernardino, California which has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2012. Of the 7 original Wigwam Villages, who invited you to "eat and sleep in a Wigwam," only 3 survive today. The oldest Wigwam Village still standing is in Cave City, Kentucky and was built in 1937.


This Campfire Mug design is inspired by those original Wigwam Villages and showcases the timeless beauty of the desert Southwest. You can imagine spending the night at a Wigwam Motel each time you take a sip. The perfect way to enjoy the feeling of freedom you get on a road trip when camping, or at home.
 
Care & Cleaning:
Campfire mugs should be washed my hand. To preserve the artwork and enamel coating do place in dishwasher.
Add your favorite hot drinks and meals to the mug. Don't heat liquids or food directly in the mug, it may damage the coating.