WEDNESDAY with Her Typewriter - Mug 11,8oz

This official ‘Mercredi’ mug from Grupo Erik pays tribute to Wednesday Addams in a scene directly inspired by her dark and unique world. The design depicts the young heroine with her typewriter, an object closely associated with her love of writing and her work on her novel throughout the series.

Made from ceramic, this mug has a capacity of 350 ml, making it ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or other everyday drinks. Its illustration, in dark tones, captures the Gothic aesthetic characteristic of the *Wednesday* series, making it both a practical accessory and a decorative item for fans.

Measuring approximately 9.5 to 10 cm in height and 8 cm in diameter, the mug has a standard size that makes it easy to use on a daily basis. It is advertised as dishwasher and microwave safe.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: Grupo Erik

Licence: Wednesday

Character: Wednesday Addams

Theme: Wednesday with her typewriter

Product type: Mug

Sub-category: Standard mug

Material: Ceramic

Capacity: 350 ml / 11.8 oz

EAN: 8435497292249

Origin and character background (Lore)

Wednesday Addams is one of the iconic members of the Addams Family. Recognisable by her austere appearance, her long black plaits and her particularly macabre sense of humour, she stands out for her intelligence, her independence and her fascination with all things mysterious and morbid.

In the series *Wednesday*, Wednesday enrols at Nevermore Academy, a school attended by pupils with various supernatural abilities. Whilst trying to master her own psychic visions, she finds herself caught up in a series of murders and mysteries linked to the history of the school and the neighbouring town of Jericho.

Writing also plays a significant part in her character. Wednesday regularly works on a crime novel using a traditional typewriter, deliberately shunning modern technologies such as smartphones and social media.

The typewriter thus becomes an element immediately associated with her personality: methodical, deliberately anachronistic and entirely focused on her own creative world. This mug captures precisely this facet of the character by linking it to one of her most distinctive possessions.