Dracula Horde of Rats Mug

There are far worse things than finding a rat in your kitchen... 🐀🩸

Bring a little gothic horror to your morning coffee with the Dracula Horde of Rats Mug, featuring my original Horde of Rats illustration created for my fully illustrated edition of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

A swarm of eerie, wide-eyed rats wraps around the mug in stark black and bone-white, broken up with flashes of deep blood red. Inspired by the sinister imagery of Stoker’s novel and my love of traditional woodcuts and printmaking, the design transforms one of my book illustrations into something you can use every day.

The bold black artwork is finished with a contrasting blood-red interior and matching red handle, making this one particularly suited to gothic kitchens, horror collections and very questionable morning coffee rituals.

🐀 FROM THE PAGES OF DRACULA

The Horde of Rats artwork was originally created as part of my series of illustrations bringing Bram Stoker’s Dracula to life.

Now they've escaped the book.

The repeating rat artwork wraps around the mug, allowing the gritty linework and different creatures to appear across the entire design. A glossy ceramic finish keeps the black, white and red artwork crisp while the deep red interior adds the perfect finishing touch.

Fill it with coffee, tea, hot chocolate or something considerably more suspicious.

🩸 PRODUCT DETAILS

• Original Horde of Rats illustration by Sophie Atkinson
• Artwork originally created for my illustrated edition of Bram Stoker’s Dracula
• Repeating gothic rat design
• White ceramic construction
• Glossy finish
• Contrasting blood-red interior
• Matching red C-shaped handle
• Comfortable ergonomic grip
• 11oz / 0.33L capacity
• Lead and BPA-free

🖤 FOR CREATURES OF THE NIGHT

Perfect for Dracula readers, gothic literature lovers, vampire fans, rat lovers, horror collectors and dark academia kitchens.

It also makes an unusual Dracula gift, gothic literature gift or horror mug for anyone who prefers their classic books filled with vampires, crumbling castles and hordes of vermin.

Pair it with my illustrated edition of Dracula for the full gothic experience.

From the pages of Dracula to your morning brew. 🐀🩸