Description

These new limited edition mugs, with a fetching yellow interior, feature Bobby Baker’s drawings of the Grossly Underestimated Domestic Products on display in the Great & Tiny War house.

In Britain the First World War lasted for 1,567 days. If you could afford to eat three meals a day that would make a total of 4,701 meals. In Great & Tiny War each of these is represented in miniature, a celebration of the undervalued, unseen and unacknowledged domestic labour that continues every day – even through war and conflicts.

Sandi Toksvig coined the term Grossly Undervalued Domestic Product to shine a light on this undervalued labour in her Adam Smith economics lecture earlier this year. You can hear the whole speech here.

The mugs make an excellent gift for Great & Tiny souvenir hunters or the grossly undervalued person in your life. Yours for £8 each + p & p.

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