Infinity War Gauntlet Mugg

Keramisk Thanos-gauntlet-uggla? Wait no: The phrase is "Ceramic Thanos Gauntlet Mug" In Swedish: "Keramik Thanos-gauntlet-mug" But we must preserve product names as written; do not translate product names. The instruction says Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we translate the rest. The entire string is "Ceramic Thanos Gauntlet Mug". It includes "Ceramic" (common noun), "Thanos Gauntlet" is a proper noun phrase (Thanos Gauntlet maybe a specific name). "Mug" common noun. We should keep "Thanos Gauntlet" exactly as written. So translation would be: "Keramik Ceramic Thanos Gauntlet-mugg"? But we need to preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; single line. We should translate "Ceramic" to "Keramik" in Swedish. Maintain "Thanos Gauntlet" exactly as written. And "Mug" as "mugg". However hyphenation: "Gauntlet Mug" could become "Gauntlet-mugg" or "Gauntlet Mug" Swedish would usually be "mugg". Since "Thanos Gauntlet" is kept intact, we can combine: "Keramik Thanos Gauntlet-mugg" or "Keramik Thanos Gauntlet mugg"? If we are preserving the proper noun, we could hyphenate to indicate compound noun. The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. It doesn't speak about hyphen. I'd choose "Keramik Thanos Gauntlet-mugg". Let's output that. No extra text.