Maka Mug – Wabi Aesthetic
Maka Mug – Wabi Aesthetic
Based on the Sioux word for "Earth," the Maka Mug uses organic matter from the ground in both its stoneware and glaze. The burnt colors and long, elevated handles on these mugs make for a perfect sipping experience. Available in terracotta, sandstone, and spice. Note: Items in this collection are one-of-a kind. Each i.
Based on the Sioux word for Earth, the Maka Mug uses organic matter from the ground in both its stoneware and glaze. The burnt colors and long, elevated handles on these mugs make for a perfect sipping experience. Available in terracotta, sandstone, and spice.
Note: Items in this collection are one-of-a kind. Each is handcrafted and finished in a glaze that reacts differently during the firing process, creating slight variations in the shape and color of each product.
Details
MaterialsStoneware: fireclay, kaolin, feldspar, grog
Dimensions
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