#21 My Vintage Mug Set. Made By Otagiri Japan, Collected From Thrift Stores Over Several Years

As it turns out, people really like mugs. Or rather, they love the cool and quirky designs, the aesthetics, and the out-of-the-box thinking some artists have.
Any large internet community survives and thrives thanks to its rules, as well as how good its moderating team is. If the rules are too vague or too loosely enforced, you’ll get chaos. On the flip side, if the mod team is quick to react to any potential issues and all the members are on the same page, what you get is an active, healthy group with a single-minded focus. In this case, mugs.
#22 My First Pottery Creation! Lopsided And A Little Ugly, But I Made It

The main rules that members ought to follow include being respectful and civil (like on most of the internet), staying on-topic (mugs and mug-related content only), and avoiding advertising anything. That’s pretty much it. It’s simple. It’s clear. It’s easy to follow.
#26 It Was Suggested I Post This, A Past Christmas Gift From My Sister, Here

We like to think that we chose some of the best mugs to feature from r/muglife. Which of these did you love the most, dear Pandas? Were there any that you'd want to bring home with you in a heartbeat? Maybe you even spotted your own cup in this list. Share your thoughts and feelings in the comments. It's always a pleasure hearing from you.
#31 Handmade Pottery Mug With Woodland Animals, Large With Natural Brown And Light Celedon Green




















