Ojibwe* Style Porcupine Quill Medicine Wheel Mug (11oz/15oz)

This black ceramic mug carries a porcupine quill medicine wheel used by some Ojibwe people—an emblem of deep teaching and intentional living. Holding it feels like a quiet pledge: to walk in beauty, to honor indigenous wisdom, and to let those teachings guide small daily rituals. Warmth curls from the cup; the glossy black surface makes the colorful wheel stand out, like a small ceremony at your fingertips. Use it during morning reflection, on chilly evenings as you read or share stories, or when you want a visual reminder to center and move with care. The design speaks to those who practice or respect indigenous teachings—people who keep ceremony in their routines and value symbols that remind them to lead with humility and harmony.

*Also available in orientations and colors according to the traditions of the Lakota, Cree, Anishinaabe, and Cheyenne

*Medicine wheels have been used by many tribes and cultures for thousands of years. Some variation occurs in orienation, colors, meanings and attributes of each of the four directions, not only varying by nation or confederacy, but among tribe, clans, and in some cases bands. All the variations are correct and there is no "wrong" medicine wheel, For the sake of organization, these medicine wheels are designated by the nation or tribe usually associated with that configuration. No one "owns" a particular medicine wheel, but some are more closely associated with a style and so have been called that in our catalogue of products to ease identification. Please select whichever version most closely resembles your own teachings and traditions.

Product features
- Glossy black 100% ceramic construction
- Available in 11oz and 15oz sizes
- Vibrant, durable full-color print
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- C-shaped easy-grip handle; lead- and BPA-free

Care instructions
- Clean in dishwasher (put the product on top rack), or wash by hand with warm water and dish soap