Mugs, plates and planters thrown in small batches by people who actually drink tea out of them. Dishwasher safe, drop-test approved and glazed in colours that make Monday less rude.
Free UK delivery over £4530-day returnsPlastic-free packagingDishwasher safeFired in small batches
Free UK delivery over £4530-day returnsPlastic-free packagingDishwasher safeFired in small batches
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Pick your pieces
Every piece is thrown, glazed and fired in small batches. Choose a glaze and the whole card changes colour, because we like to show off.
Showing 8 of 8 pieces
Bestseller£18
Daily Mug
330ml of everyday hero. Fits a hand, a teabag and a bad mood.
Glaze: Marmalade
New£22
Big Slow Latte Mug
380ml and a wide base, built for slow mornings and wobbly desks.
Glaze: Custard
Saucer included£26
Espresso Cup & Saucer
A small cup with big opinions. Snobbery is optional, the saucer is not.
Glaze: Pink Gin
£24
Dinner Plate
27cm across. Flat enough for toast, roomy enough to argue with a curry.
Glaze: Cobalt
Chopsticks not included£21
Noodle Bowl
850ml with a high-sided curve that keeps the broth in and the elbows out.
Glaze: Pistachio
Last few£34
Sunday Jug
1.2 litres of gravy, lemonade or dramatic flower arrangements.
Glaze: Marmalade
Has a face£32
Fat Pot Planter
Drainage hole, matching saucer and a smile that cheers up any fern. Fits a 14cm pot.
Glaze: Pink Gin
£28
Bud Vase
Narrow neck, round shoulders, room for exactly three stems and a lot of opinions.
Glaze: Cobalt
Dishwasher safe!
Pick of the kiln
Big Slow Latte Mug
£22
Thrown on the wheel, glazed by hand and fired twice. Holds 380ml, which is a flat white, a second thought and room for a biscuit. The wide base stays put on a wobbly desk.
380ml
Dishwasher safe
Microwave safe
Food-safe glaze
Glaze: Marmalade
12 left in this glaze
The boring bits, done properly
Free UK delivery over £45
Order on a Tuesday, drink from it by the weekend. Under £45 it is a flat £3.95, which still beats the cost of buying a worse mug.
30-day returns
Chipped in transit? We replace it. Changed your mind? We take it back. Nobody gets a lecture about glaze.
Plastic-free packaging
Recycled card, paper tape and a lot of crinkled paper. Nothing you need a hammer to put in the bin.
Kind words
Mugs that survived real kitchens
★★★★★
Dropped it on the tiles in week two. It bounced, I did not. Still my first mug of the day.
Priya S. on the Daily Mug★★★★★
The noodle bowl holds a full portion of ramen and an unreasonable amount of confidence.
Tom R. on the Noodle Bowl★★★★★
All paper and card in the box. Not one bubble to pop, which I resented slightly.
Aisha K. on the Fat Pot Planter★★★★☆
Four stars because I wanted a bigger jug. The jug is perfectly sized, I am just greedy.
Hannah L. on the Sunday Jug
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