Blue Otomi ,'Artisan Crafted Otomi Blue Birds and Flowers Ceramic Mug'
For this delightful ceramic mug, Alejandra Aceves depicts the motifs of the Otomi tenango — textiles covered with hand-embroidery on animal and plant designs drawn freehand on the fabric. Even cave art in the sierra of Mexico's Hidalgo state can...
$34.99
Thai Zodiac Dog,'Celadon Glazed Ceramic Mug with Dog from Thailand'
Thai artisans Thatsanee and Ramphan work together, putting their skills to the test as they create elegant ceramic drinkware. They craft this charming mug by hand, adding a crackled green celadon glaze to the handle and lip. The body of the mug...
$79.99
'Whimsical Handcrafted Glossy-Finished Ceramic Buffalo Mug'
Add charm and whimsy to your coffee routine with Thai artisan Paiboon's hand-painted buffalo mug. This ceramic delight, with its glossy finish and playful design, turns each drink into a moment of joy.
$59.99
Saguaro,'Cactus-Themed Ceramic Mugs (Set of 4)'
Using traditional Spanish majolica techniques, the Contreras Family in Mexico creates unique ceramic tableware. This beautiful set of four mugs is crafted and painted by hand with a green saguaro cactus on an ivory background. The mug set makes a...
Thai Zodiac Dragon,'Celadon Glazed Ceramic Mug with Dragon from Thailand'
The engraved image of a naga or serpent-like dragon is featured in the center of this charming mug, inspired by the figures of the Thai zodiac. Working together to create pieces of increasing mastery, Thatsanee and Ramphan craft the mug by hand of...
All You Need is Love,'Printed Ceramic Mug with Love Motif'
In an effort to make art more accessible to all, Alejandra Aceves in Mexico has her original artworks printed on ceramic mugs. Here she reminds us that "all you need is love", with a bold and colorful graphic design.
Celadon ceramic mug, 'Baby Ganesh'
An adorable rendering of a baby Ganesh gazes at you from the side of this handmade mug from Thailand's Duangkamol. She crafts the mug from ceramic with a traditional celadon crackle glaze leaving one side unglazed for the hand-painted Hindu deity.
$69.99
Thai Splendor,'Gilded Hand-Painted Benjarong Porcelain Mug with Lid'
This stunning Benjarong-patterned mug epitomizes the artistry of Thailand's pottery tradition. Crafted with precision using porcelain and adorned with gilt, this remarkable accessory from Panida Tamjun comes with a lid, doubling as a saucer and...
$154.99
Bird Garden,'Handcrafted Ceramic Mug with Owl Hummingbird Nature Theme'
Handcrafted and hand-painted by Guatemalan artisans, this charming ceramic owl mug is rich in color and character. In Guatemala, owls are symbols of luck, prosperity, and protection. Adorned with botanical motifs and a colorful hummingbird, it...
$42.95
Ceramic mug, 'Earth and Sky'
Cerulean and turquoise hues are grounded by rich beige and brown on this lovely handcrafted ceramic mug from Thai artisan Duangkamol. Seeming to reflect the morning skies the mug is the perfect vessel for that first cup of coffee or tea.
$49.99
Elephant Morning,'Handcrafted Glazed Ceramic Elephant Mug from Thailand'
This cute elephant ceramic mug brings a splash of color and whimsy to your daily routine. Crafted and painted by hand in Thailand, its glazed finish and endearing design transform your coffee or tea time into a moment of pure joy. Let artisan...
Tradition in Black,'Handmade Ceramic Mugs from Mexico (Pair)'
Mexican artisan Pedro Tecayehuatl creates this stunning pair of mugs in the Talavera tradition. Though glazed in solid black, the rims feature a raised motif that is typical of Talavera. The two ceramic mugs make a dramatic addition to any table.
$87.99
Benjarong porcelain mug, 'Thai Elixir'
This white porcelain mug highlights the delicate elegance of Thailand's Benjarong artistry. Panida Tamjun finds the perfect balance between tradition and innovation as she includes classic Thai batik patterns into her designs. The mug with a regal...
$99.99
Maggi the Dog,'Multicolored Dog Motif Ceramic Mug'
In an effort to make art more accessible to all, Alejandra Aceves in Mexico has her original artworks printed on ceramic mugs. This mug features Maggi, a rainbow-hued dog that is sure to brighten your day.
Spring Shadows,'Pair of Floral Talavera Ceramic Mugs in Black from Mexico'
Mexican artisan Pedro Tecayehuatl draws inspiration from flowers to create a pair of mugs with a sturdy structure. Working for years with the traditional Talavera technique, the artisan handcrafts the pair from ceramic, adding a palette of white and...
$89.99
Charro Dog,'Art Print Mug with Dog'
Hoping to make art more accessible to all, Alejandra Aceves in Mexico has her original artworks printed on ceramic mugs. This adorable mug depicts a shaggy pup dressed as a charro , a traditional Mexican horseman. The charming pooch will bring a...
$29.99
Morning Elephant in Green,'Ceramic Celadon Elephant Mug in Green from Thailand'
Inviting you to start your morning with style, Thailand's Thatsanee and Ramphan craft this mug of ceramic with the trunk of a charming elephant forming the handle. The artisans finish the mug with a crackled celadon glaze for a solid soft green design.
Duck Morning,'Whimsical Handcrafted Ceramic Duck Mug with Glossy Finish'
Add a quack of joy to your morning brew with Thai artisan Paiboon's hand-crafted and painted duck mug. This ceramic marvel combines a playful design with a glossy touch for a delightful start to your day or a well-deserved afternoon break at the...
Tiger's Taste,'Hand Painted Celadon Ceramic Tiger Mug from Thailand'
This celadon ceramic mug features an intricate, hand-painted tiger design on an unglazed portion of the mug, which makes it stand out. The crackled glaze adds a beautiful texture to Thai artisan Duangkamol's stunning piece of functional art.
$67.99
Thai Zodiac Horse,'Celadon Glazed Ceramic Mug with Horse from Thailand'
A majestic horse rears back on its hind legs, surrounded by elegant vine motifs on the surface of this mug from Thailand. The mug is crafted by hand of ceramic with great care by artisan duo Thatsanee and Ramphan, who challenge themselves with each...
