Hand Painted Splatter Stoneware Mug - Tortoise Shell Aesthetic Beige Ceramic Coffee Cup

The Splatter Stoneware Mug is a handmade ceramic coffee cup featuring a modern tortoise shell aesthetic. Crafted from high-quality beige stoneware, it showcases bold hand-painted splatter patterns in rich caramel brown, deep espresso, and crisp white, creating a dynamic, organic design.

The mug is thrown on the pottery wheel, ensuring each piece has slight variations in shape, size, and script, contributing to its unique, artisanal character. With a straightforward, straight-sided form, it includes an extra-rounded handle designed for comfort and balanced weight distribution.

Whether you’re waking up with an americano or winding down with tea, this bold pattern adds a creative, sophisticated spark to your daily rituals.

Dimensions:
Diameter: 3.94"
Total Length (with handle): 5.39"
Height: 2.95"
Capacity: 10 fl oz

Specifications & Details:
Material: High-quality beige stoneware
Glaze: Glossy, transparent, food-safe, and lead-free
Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe
Quantity: Sold individually
Craftsmanship: Handmade in Ukraine
Shipping: All U.S. customs duties are fully covered by us. Safe delivery guaranteed.

The exterior features a glossy, transparent glaze that is both food-safe and lead-free, suitable for dishwasher and microwave use. This Splatter Stoneware Mug is ideal for daily coffee or tea routines, providing an artistic, sophisticated element to breakfast, work, or relaxation sessions. It is suited for individuals seeking functional art, collectors of handcrafted pottery, or those wishing to elevate their kitchen aesthetics with a unique, painterly design.

Each splatter stoneware mug is carefully packaged in our Ukrainian studio to ensure safe delivery. The mug ships individually, and minor variations in shape and design are inherent to its handmade nature. Dishwasher and microwave safe for convenience, it is designed for durable, everyday use and long-lasting enjoyment. Not included are any additional accessories or lids, as the focus is on the mug itself.