Delivered in an incredibly well-packaged box, with foam and plastic wrapping in order to prevent each piece from rolling around in the box, or bumping against each other.The full mug and the extension to the wooden handle, as well as the lid, and the bulk of the infuser are all sturdy ceramic. I don't feel like I'm going to break any part of it just holding it in my hands and while the clinking of ceramic on ceramic experienced putting it together is always a little nerve-wracking, there have been no chips, cracks, or other signs of damage.The glaze job is absolutely lovely and well covered, with only one point, where it got a bit thick on the top of the lid, making the design in the clay only just a bit less prominent.The texture of the sculpting on the outside of the mug and the lid are clean and beautiful, with no uncomfortable or rough spots, if running your hands across it.The metal strainer in the infuser is thin enough that there are no tea leaves that are slipping through into the mug.The strainer is only on the very bottom of the infuser. This does not affect the steeping process, but it does mean that it takes a moment for the liquid to go through. If you push the infuser down into a very full mug, it will leak water around the sides of the infuser, between it and the mug, because the water is being displaced faster than it can go through the holes on the strainer. So lower it down in the water slowly, or pour your water on top of the leaves in the infuser.It is very easy to clean and I have successfully run the infuser in the dishwasher without any difficulty or damage. Supposedly the full mug is dishwasher safe, but I am nervous about the wood handle. The coating on the wood feels like it would likely hold up to it, but the point where the mug and handle meet has a small gap that I worry about water getting trapped in and possibly molding.The lid acts as a drip catcher and resting point for the infuser when your tea has finished steeping.All parts of the ceramic become very hot when the drink inside is still very hot.The wooden handle does not change in temperature at all, however the point where the ceramic is connected to the wood does heat up, so it's important to be mindful when picking up and carrying the mug after just filling it/ before it has cooled.Similar to the previously mentioned point, the lid will gather condensation from the steam of the boiling water. Take care in removing it so that it does not roll down the lid onto you. It's easy to avoid, but not something you'd think of until it happens.I have larger hands, as you can see in the last couple of images. This being the case the handle is about a 3 finger handle and when the ceramic is cooled, I find it comfortable to wrap my fourth finger (pointer) around the handle above where it joins the cup.Having the lid off, to be used as a drip catcher, the drink will cool at roughly the same rate any uncovered mug would. That being said, if you have somewhere else to move the infuser, putting the lid back on will keep the drink warmer for maybe another hour or so. Don't expect thermos levels of keeping things warm as the ceramic will still leech the heat over time, even covered, but you won't have your drink exposed to open air, cooling it quicker.Full disclosure I am sampling this product for the seller, however, my review has not been affected by this. I provided my honest consideration of the product, as a frequent tea drinking and owner of a large number of things to drink it from. :)This being said, my communications with the seller have been very pleasant! They have been very polite and helpful throughout the trial process.tl;dr:It's a great mug with a good infuser that isn't going to leave a bunch of leaves in your tea.Ceramic gets hot when in contact with hot. Be careful.Dishwasher safe, though check and ensure water isn't collecting between the ceramic and wood of the handle.Infuser displaces water faster than it goes through the holes of the strainer. Lower it in carefully if the mug is filled, or fill the mug with the infuser already in it.Really all of my "cons" are either nitpicky or more so cautionary words for anyone who is unfamiliar with how the heat permeates the ceramic.

Like this cup capacity is great, the infuser’s easy to clean and the art design is top notch.The ceramic texture has a nice feel to it and the handle keeps you from getting too hot from the hot tea. The picture doesn’t do it justice. Very nice artwork and for the price I think it’s worth the cost.Will purchase again

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Absolutely gorgeous, exactly what I wanted to gift to my tea loving cousin and her sister ♡

Received well by the giftee and I thought this mug was very pretty and well built.

If you love herbs or mixing herbs this is your perfect choice! My favorite hot drink is made of Camomile, Anise, Sage, dry Mint leaves and some honey 😋 could never make this drink without this cup!

It keeps the warmth for a while and it looks amazing too! It hold a about 6 ounces maybe a little More but I brew for 6. The lid sits on pretty loosely but it does it's job. I love the design of the handle it makes it sit better in a cup holder. Overall it's an amazing mug!

Cup tips easily even when full of liquid because it seems to be top-heavy, it’s smaller on the bottom then on the top

I got this as a present to my teacher so I can't say much about its durability. But as thr product and packaging, it was top notch. What u see is basically what u get. it was also well pakcage so their was no damage. So overall, I am happy with the purchase