Heirloom Espresso Mug
Made for the rituals that become traditions.
The Heirloom Series was created around the simple pleasures that give a home its sense of warmth and belonging. From the first coffee of the morning to an afternoon espresso or the familiar rhythm of preparing a meal, these are pieces designed to become part of the rituals you return to every day—and, with time, the memories you carry with you.
Designed for everyday beauty
There is something special about the objects we reach for without thinking. The mug that becomes your favorite. The spoon rest that always sits beside the stove. The small vessel that quietly becomes part of the rhythm of your kitchen. The Heirloom Series celebrates these everyday objects by giving them a little more thought, beauty, and permanence.
The Espresso Mug is made for the smaller moments—a concentrated pause in the middle of a busy day.
Made slowly, by hand
Every piece in the Heirloom Series is individually shaped, finished, and glazed by hand in my California studio. Rather than striving for the uniformity of mass production, each piece retains the subtle variations that come from being made by a person. Slight differences in form, texture, and glaze make every piece uniquely yours.
These are objects meant to be used often, to become familiar, to gather the marks of a life well lived, and someday, perhaps, to be passed along to someone else.
Materials & safety
Each piece is made with high-quality ceramic materials and finished with food-safe, lead-free glazes.
Designed with both beauty and function in mind, the Heirloom Series is intended for everyday use while maintaining the character and craftsmanship of a handmade object.
Details
Handmade in small batches in California
Designed for espresso and other small servings
Food-safe, lead-free glaze
Dishwasher safe / Microwave safe
Approx. 2.75” x 2.75”
Approx. 4-5 oz capacity
Because every piece is handmade, subtle variations in color, texture, glaze, and form are natural and should be expected. These variations are part of the beauty of owning something made slowly, by hand.
Made for the rituals that become traditions.
The Heirloom Series was created around the simple pleasures that give a home its sense of warmth and belonging. From the first coffee of the morning to an afternoon espresso or the familiar rhythm of preparing a meal, these are pieces designed to become part of the rituals you return to every day—and, with time, the memories you carry with you.
Designed for everyday beauty
There is something special about the objects we reach for without thinking. The mug that becomes your favorite. The spoon rest that always sits beside the stove. The small vessel that quietly becomes part of the rhythm of your kitchen. The Heirloom Series celebrates these everyday objects by giving them a little more thought, beauty, and permanence.
The Espresso Mug is made for the smaller moments—a concentrated pause in the middle of a busy day.
Made slowly, by hand
Every piece in the Heirloom Series is individually shaped, finished, and glazed by hand in my California studio. Rather than striving for the uniformity of mass production, each piece retains the subtle variations that come from being made by a person. Slight differences in form, texture, and glaze make every piece uniquely yours.
These are objects meant to be used often, to become familiar, to gather the marks of a life well lived, and someday, perhaps, to be passed along to someone else.
Materials & safety
Each piece is made with high-quality ceramic materials and finished with food-safe, lead-free glazes.
Designed with both beauty and function in mind, the Heirloom Series is intended for everyday use while maintaining the character and craftsmanship of a handmade object.
Details
Handmade in small batches in California
Designed for espresso and other small servings
Food-safe, lead-free glaze
Dishwasher safe / Microwave safe
Approx. 2.75” x 2.75”
Approx. 4-5 oz capacity
Because every piece is handmade, subtle variations in color, texture, glaze, and form are natural and should be expected. These variations are part of the beauty of owning something made slowly, by hand.