Apollonian in the streets, Dionysian in the sheets - Mug

Nietzsche split art between Apollonian order and Dionysian chaos in his first book. This applies the distinction to a context The Birth of Tragedy did not cover. It lives on a ceramic mug, which means it gets read every single morning.

• Works at the desk: Wide handle, stable base — no wobble across a cluttered reading table.
• Print that stays put: The design will not fade out after a fortnight of washing up.
• Filthy and erudite: Requires actual knowledge of Nietzsche to land, which improves the joke.

Order by daylight. Everything else after that.