Van Gogh Almond Blossom – Corporate Espresso Gift Set with Gift Box

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Art that inspires. A gift that shows appreciation.

Thank colleagues, clients and business partners with Almond Blossom by Vincent van Gogh. This porcelain espresso set brings the delicate beauty of his blossom into everyday coffee moments, a thoughtful way to show your appreciation.

A complete corporate gift, presented together in a magnetic gift box.

What's included:
• 2 espresso cups & saucers — dishwasher safe
• Beautifully presented in eco-friendly packaging
• 1 magnetic presentation gift box.

Dimensions:
• Cup: 54 mm high, diameter 50 mm — approx. 60 ml
• Saucer: diameter 110 mm, height 15 mm

A thoughtful choice for client gifts, employee appreciation and business milestones.

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Discover the story of Vincent van Gogh's Almond Blossom

Painted in 1890, Almond Blossom was created as a gift for the newborn son of Van Gogh's brother Theo. The flowering branches symbolize new life and hope. The work reflects Van Gogh's love of nature and is also inspired by Japanese art, especially in its composition and use of bold outlines. It is now on view at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.