Kina Ceramics Kintsugi-Style Tea & Espresso Cups
Inspired by the Japanese technique of restoration ceramics, these cups are beautiful and each one is unique.
Inspired by the Japanese technique of restoration ceramics, these cups are beautiful and each one is unique.
These cute stoneware characters bring a little charm and some utility to your home.
Do it for the a e s t h e t i c.
A special glazing technique brings a bit of the night sky to your kitchen countertop.
Colorful and whimsical ceramic pots, bowls, and mugs that look like they're dripping with cartoonish icing.
Substantial without being heavy, this minimalist, wide-mouthed mug has a lovely splash of color and is great for drinking homemade lattes with.
This sturdy, comfy handled mixing bowl pours like a champ each and every time.
8" tall ceramic grinders made by the classic kitchenware company whose care and craftsmanship have been well known for nearly a century.
An elegant salt cellar with bamboo lid that keeps your favorite seasoning close by for easy access while adding a touch of class to your cooking space.
A durable French press that might be the most beautiful one you ever own.
A stylish, handcrafted mortar and pestle that's useful for crushing herbs and grinding spices.
Slip-cast in Chattanooga by the duo behind Bean & Bailey Ceramics, featuring the roasters' logo designed by Matt Lehman.
A simple yet eyecatching coffee mill that fits perfectly in your grip.
La Marzocco's beautiful new line of ceramic cups, handmade by Seattle-based ceramicist Sarah Kaye.