Ceramic Tree and Woodland Mug. Coed Cors y Gedol (Snowdonia) by Charles Sainsbury-Plaice


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Coed Cors y Gedol Woodland Mug

Celebrate the serene beauty and ancient charm of Coed Cors y Gedol with this stunning 10 fl oz Cambridge-style mug. Adorned with a photograph by Charles Sainsbury-Plaice, this mug transports you to the heart of one of Wales's most enchanting woodlands. The image captures the interplay of moss-laden trees, rugged stone walls, and shafts of sunlight filtering through the canopy—a perfect tribute to this extraordinary natural treasure. It was alos one of the woodlands dedicated to Qheen Elizabeth 2 under the Queen's Green Canopy

Historical and Natural Significance

  • Ancient Woodland: Coed Cors y Gedol is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), boasting an impressive array of biodiversity. The woodland features species like oak, birch, and ash, some of which have thrived for hundreds of years, making it a haven for wildlife.
  • Cultural History: Nestled near Harlech in Snowdonia National Park, this woodland has been an integral part of local history. It lies close to Cors y Gedol Hall, a historic manor house linked to Welsh aristocracy and local folklore, which adds layers of cultural depth to the area.
  • Ecological Importance: The woodland supports diverse habitats, including lichen and fungi species that thrive in its undisturbed environment, alongside a vibrant community of woodland birds and small mammals.

Features

  • Artistic Detail: The mug showcases a tranquil scene from Coed Cors y Gedol, reflecting its untouched and mystical quality.
  • Sustainably Packaged: Packaged in recycled cardboard, this eco-conscious design mirrors the conservation ethos of the woodland itself.
  • Made in the UK: Locally crafted and printed, combining artistry and sustainability.

Perfect for lovers of nature, history, and sustainability, this mug celebrates Coed Cors y Gedol as a living connection to Wales's ancient landscapes. Whether used for your morning coffee or gifted to a fellow woodland enthusiast, it serves as a daily reminder of the importance of preserving such irreplaceable natural wonders.