Some views deserve a place in the morning, not only in memory. So Nick Scacco painted Split Rock Lighthouse in watercolor, holding its warm cliff, dark pines, and open Lake Superior sky together. This mug carries his original Split Rock Lighthouse watercolor bold and uninterrupted across glossy ceramic made for slow North Shore mornings.
the lighthouse crowns the cliff while open water and sky widen toward the right.
When you want to recall the feeling of... Morning on Highway 61 north of Two Harbors. Coffee after the cliff-top view across Lake Superior. Cold lake wind beside the historic light station. A quiet pause before returning to the North Shore road. This mug brings that Split Rock pause into an everyday coffee or tea ritual.
Features:
Care instructions
Warm ochre rock carries the lighthouse above teal water while dark pines hold the cliff beneath blue and peach clouds. Crisp lines meet loose washes, balancing steadiness and changing weather.
Each piece begins as original artwork created by artist Nick Scacco, then is adapted into artful everyday goods that carry forward the emotional atmosphere and place-connected spirit of the original.
Does the artwork wrap around the mug?
Yes. The artwork continues around the printable area, with a white unprinted space around the handle.
Is the design based on original artwork?
Yes. Each mug features original artwork by artist Nick Scacco.
What sizes are available, and how should I care for the mug?
It is available in 11 oz and 15 oz sizes, is dishwasher and microwave safe, and may be hand-washed with warm water and dish soap.
Where is Split Rock Lighthouse?
Split Rock Lighthouse stands in its namesake state park on Lake Superior, about twenty miles northeast of Two Harbors.
Some views deserve a place in the morning, not only in memory. So Nick Scacco painted Split Rock Lighthouse in watercolor, holding its warm cliff, dark pines, and open Lake Superior sky together. This mug carries his original Split Rock Lighthouse watercolor bold and uninterrupted across glossy ceramic made for slow North Shore mornings.
the lighthouse crowns the cliff while open water and sky widen toward the right.
When you want to recall the feeling of... Morning on Highway 61 north of Two Harbors. Coffee after the cliff-top view across Lake Superior. Cold lake wind beside the historic light station. A quiet pause before returning to the North Shore road. This mug brings that Split Rock pause into an everyday coffee or tea ritual.
Features:
Care instructions
Warm ochre rock carries the lighthouse above teal water while dark pines hold the cliff beneath blue and peach clouds. Crisp lines meet loose washes, balancing steadiness and changing weather.
Each piece begins as original artwork created by artist Nick Scacco, then is adapted into artful everyday goods that carry forward the emotional atmosphere and place-connected spirit of the original.
Does the artwork wrap around the mug?
Yes. The artwork continues around the printable area, with a white unprinted space around the handle.
Is the design based on original artwork?
Yes. Each mug features original artwork by artist Nick Scacco.
What sizes are available, and how should I care for the mug?
It is available in 11 oz and 15 oz sizes, is dishwasher and microwave safe, and may be hand-washed with warm water and dish soap.
Where is Split Rock Lighthouse?
Split Rock Lighthouse stands in its namesake state park on Lake Superior, about twenty miles northeast of Two Harbors.
