Thunor — Anglo-Saxon Thunder God 11oz Accent Mug | Norse History Gift

Thunor — Anglo-Saxon Thunder God 11oz Accent Mug

The Thunor - Anglo-Saxon Thunder God Accent Mug is a premium ceramic 11oz Coffee Mug which features Thunor and is available in 9 Colours.

Before Thor, there was Thunor. The Anglo-Saxon god of thunder, storms, and strength — worshipped across England long before the Vikings arrived — depicted here in a storm-dark illustration of a hammer-wielding warrior beneath roiling skies. The design sits bold and crisp on the white ceramic body, framed by your choice of coloured handle and interior in nine options from Black to Light Green.

It sits heavy and honest in your hands. The C-shaped handle offers a comfortable grip, and the mug is both microwave and dishwasher safe for everyday use. A steady companion through early mornings, late-night sessions, or any moment that calls for a quiet nod to the old stories.

Explore more Anglo-Saxon history designs in the Mugs Collection, or read the history: Thunor: The Anglo-Saxon Thunder God.

What is this mug?

An 11oz white ceramic accent mug featuring a storm-dark illustration of Thunor, the Anglo-Saxon god of thunder, wielding a hammer beneath lightning-filled skies. Available in 9 coloured handle and interior options. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Ideal for fans of Anglo-Saxon history, Norse mythology, and heritage gifts.

Who was Thunor?

Thunor was the Anglo-Saxon god of thunder, storms, strength, and protection — the English counterpart to the Norse Thor and the Germanic Donar. Worshipped across the early English kingdoms, his name survives in Thursday (Thunor’s Day) and in place names across England such as Thundersley in Essex and Thunderfield in Surrey. He was depicted as a powerful warrior wielding a hammer, and was one of the most widely venerated gods of the pre-Christian Anglo-Saxon world.

Colour options

Available in 9 handle and interior colours: Black, Navy, Pink, Red, Light Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow, and Light Green.

Dimensions

Product features

• 11oz white ceramic mug with glossy coloured interior and C-shaped handle
• Vibrant print — lead and BPA-free
• Microwave-safe for quick reheats
• Dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup
• Available in 9 colour variants: Black, Navy, Pink, Red, Light Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow, Light Green

Care instructions

• Dishwasher safe, or hand wash with warm water and dish soap

Frequently asked questions

Who was Thunor?
Thunor was the Anglo-Saxon god of thunder and storms — the English equivalent of the Norse Thor. His name survives in Thursday and in English place names including Thundersley (Essex) and Thunderfield (Surrey). He was one of the most widely worshipped gods of pre-Christian Anglo-Saxon England.

What’s the difference between Thunor and Thor?
Thunor is the Anglo-Saxon name for the Germanic thunder god, while Thor is the Norse name for the same deity. Both derive from the Proto-Germanic Thunaraz. Thunor was worshipped in England before the Viking Age, making him distinctly Anglo-Saxon rather than Norse.

What colours are available?
The mug is available in 9 handle and interior colours: Black, Navy, Pink, Red, Light Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow, and Light Green. The exterior body is white on all variants.

Is this mug dishwasher safe?
Yes — it is both dishwasher safe and microwave safe.

Is this suitable as a gift?
Yes — an excellent gift for fans of Anglo-Saxon history, Norse mythology, or anyone who appreciates the old gods of England.

Where is it made?
Printed and fulfilled via Printify. The blank ceramic mug is sourced from China.

EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY

Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC

Warnings, Hazard: Blank product sourced from China

Care instructions: Clean in dishwasher or wash by hand with warm water and dish soap

Explore more Anglo-Saxon history designs in the Mugs Collection.

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