Ich habe mich entschieden: the Mug That Says Maybe
Weighed it up for weeks. Slept on it. Asked three people. And finally: Ich habe mich entschieden.
The mug speaks German: Ich habe mich entschieden – und sage vielleicht. I’ve made up my mind – and I’m saying maybe.
The front announces the decision. The back reveals it.
A decision with a return ticket
The front sounds resolute: Ich habe mich entschieden, set in a fine magenta serif, with habe and entschieden in italics. Turn the mug round for the result of all that deliberation, in three short lines: und sage vielleicht. And I’m saying maybe.
A maybe is not dodging the question. It is a decision that keeps every door open. Until tomorrow, until next week, until somebody else decides.
One snag: the mug comes in seven colourways. Good luck choosing.
A gift for indecisive people and Libras
For the friend who studies the menu for ten minutes and then orders whatever you’re having. For anyone who spends longer choosing something to watch than watching it. For everyone whose answer to “what do you want for your birthday?” has been “we’ll see” for weeks.
A Libra birthday gift for anyone born between 23 September and 22 October, the sign that weighs everything twice. For the flatmates who have been voting on a new sofa since spring. For German learners after a phrase they will actually use. For a housewarming, a birthday, or no reason at all.
And for anyone who answers “dinner sometime?” exactly the way the back of the mug does.
White, or with colour inside
The mug comes in plain white or with a coloured inside and matching handle: yellow, pink, green, red, blue or black.
Ich habe mich entschieden mug, ceramic, 330 ml, printed on both sides, dishwasher and microwave safe, 96 mm tall, 80 mm across the base. Shipped by a small business in Germany; current delivery times are shown in the Etsy shop. As a rule the mugs reach you a few days later.
€ 14.90 – 16.90
White € 14.90, with a coloured inside € 16.90.
Order on EtsyPrefer a firm no? All 23 designs are here – perhaps “Wenn Ja dann Nein – ansonsten nope.” fits better.





