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Tangata Maeneene’s significant other and goddess of beauty, “Tangata Suavecita-Moana” demands respect and affection from all who worship her. This ceremonial mug was used during worship to honor her and one’s self to encapsulate all the beauty and love in the world. Archaeologists always found this hand crafted mug together with it’s mate Tangata Maeneene (or Suavecito in the common language). Always together and inseparable in real life, they were together in ceremony as these beautiful mugs. This replica idol cup was painstakingly reproduced for 1:1 accuracy. Be sure to check out the Suavecito Mug which compliments this one.
