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Coffee Mug
A mug you’ll want to hold. Handmade yet un-clunky, this vessel blends seamlessly into any space.
Fulfilled by our friends at Felt+Fat Read MoreTracing back to China's Song dynasty, tenmoku ware was highly prized for its natural aesthetics. The subtle colors and flowing patterns epitomized the Japanese appreciation of imperfect beauty. Fired at intense temperatures, the clay emerged durable yet finished with an organic look and feel. Tenmoku glazes were notoriously difficult to control, giving each piece a distinct appearance meant to highlight the tea's complex flavors. This bowl likely traveled the Silk Road from a Chinese kiln to a Japanese tea master centuries ago. Though the origins were mysterious, the potter recognized the markings of a tenmoku classic. Its long journey only enhanced the appeal, proving how tenmoku's rustic yet refined style had been elevated to an artform over generations.
Specifications
Width: 5 in
Height: 3.75 in
Diameter: 3.25 in
Volume: 12 fl oz
Weight: 0.8 lbs
Subtle variations in glaze or shape are part of what makes handmade ceramics wonderful.
Care Instructions:
Microwave + dishwasher safe
Food safe + durable
100% free of lead and other heavy metals
Made to order: This item is handmade to order by F+F's Philadelphia studio team. That's what makes each piece so unique and special. Because of this, lead times may vary depending on seasonality or the particular popularity of a given item.
This item only ships within the United States.
About Felt+Fat
Felt+Fat handcrafts its tableware with quality materials and fair labor in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, an area working to overcome decades of poverty and the opioid crisis. The brand takes its name from artist Joseph Beuys, who believed in art's healing power. Like Beuys, Felt+Fat aims to uplift its community by creating sustainable jobs and beauty. Its investments in local skills and durable porcelain represent a commitment to people and products built to last.
