Discovery Collection

Discovery Series – Vail

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Discovery Series Vail is a mug for a mountain town in Colorado that grew from a quiet alpine valley into one of the most renowned ski destinations in North America. Founded in the 1960s alongside the development of Vail Ski Resort, the town was designed with a strong European alpine influence. Over the decades, Vail became known not only for winter sports but also for its vibrant cultural events and year-round outdoor appeal. Today, it blends high-altitude adventure with art, film, and village life.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Calgary

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Let’s continue our journey across Canada with the review of this beautiful Discovery Series Calgary mug.

Calgary began as a small North West Mounted Police post in 1875 and grew alongside the expansion of railways, ranching, and settlement across Western Canada. Its position between the Prairies and the Rocky Mountains helped it develop into a strategic center for trade, agriculture, and later energy industries. Over time, Calgary evolved into a major Canadian city that balances frontier traditions with a modern, forward-looking economy.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Atlantic City

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Discovery Series Atlantic City is a release for a classic seaside destination where oceanfront scenery, entertainment, and long-standing traditions come together along the New Jersey coast.

– The Atlantic City Boardwalk, first built in 1870, is the city’s most iconic feature and one of the oldest boardwalks in the United States. Stretching along the shoreline, it has long been a place for strolling, cycling, people-watching, and enjoying views of the Atlantic Ocean. Over the decades, it has shaped the city’s identity as a resort town built around leisure and coastal charm.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Illinois

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Discovery Series Illinois is a mug for The Prairie State

Illinois sits at the crossroads of the American Midwest, shaped by agriculture, transportation, and urban growth. Admitted to the Union in 1818, the state developed rapidly through farming, river trade, and railroads that connected the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River system. Over time, Illinois became a place where rural landscapes and major cities evolved side by side, creating a diverse and influential state identity.

– The White-tailed Deer, Illinois’ state animal, is commonly found throughout the state’s forests, prairies, and farmland edges.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Twin Cities

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The design of the Discovery Series Twin Cities has many more elements when compared to the ornament for the same city.

The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul form the cultural and economic heart of Minnesota, shaped by rivers, industry, and innovation. Both cities grew rapidly in the mid-19th century as milling, railroad, and river commerce centers along the Mississippi River. Today, the Twin Cities balance historic architecture, natural landmarks, and a strong tradition of creativity and outdoor life.… Read more

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Discovery Series – San Miguel

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Along with the country mug, El Salvador gets a mug for its third most populous city: Discovery Series San Miguel

San Miguel is one of El Salvador’s most vibrant eastern cities, shaped by Indigenous roots, Spanish colonial history, and its long role as a regional commercial and cultural center. Founded in 1530, the city grew around agriculture, trade, and religious traditions, later becoming known for its lively festivals and strong local identity. The illustrated design reflects this blend of history, celebration, and everyday life that defines San Miguel today.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Nebraska

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Discovery Series Nebraska is a mug for a heartland state where open prairie, agriculture, and frontier history continue to shape everyday life.

Nebraska’s history is closely tied to westward expansion and settlement in the 19th century. Long before statehood in 1867, the region served as a vital corridor for Native trade routes and later for pioneers traveling west along trails such as the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails. The arrival of the railroad accelerated settlement, farming, and town development across the plains.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Howard University

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Discovery Series Howard University is a mug for a historic center of Black excellence, leadership, and cultural influence in the heart of Washington, D.C.

Founded in 1867 in Washington, D.C., Howard University was established in the aftermath of the Civil War to provide educational opportunities for newly freed African Americans. Named after General Oliver Otis Howard, the institution quickly grew into one of the most influential historically Black colleges and universities in the United States. Over the decades, Howard has earned a reputation for academic excellence, leadership, and social impact, educating generations of scholars, artists, lawyers, scientists, and activists.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Mississippi

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Discovery Series Mississippi is a mug for the “The Magnolia State”.

Mississippi’s story is closely tied to the waterways and cultures that shaped the American South. Long before statehood in 1817, the region was home to Native American civilizations such as the Mississippian culture, whose influence remains visible in archaeological sites across the state. European exploration and river trade later transformed Mississippi into a key corridor for commerce, agriculture, and cultural exchange, especially along the Mississippi River. Over time, the state became a powerful cradle of music, cuisine, and traditions that continue to influence American identity today.… Read more

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Discovery Series – El Salvador

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Discovery Series El Salvador follows the ornament that we’ve reviewed earlier.

El Salvador’s history stretches from ancient Mesoamerican civilizations to its modern identity as a resilient Central American nation. Long before Spanish colonization in the 16th century, the region was home to Indigenous peoples such as the Pipil, whose cultural influence remains visible today. After gaining independence from Spain in 1821, El Salvador experienced periods of political change, civil conflict, and social transformation, all of which shaped its strong national character and cultural pride.… Read more

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