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Angular Blue Cup
Angular Blue Cup
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One handmade, angular, stackable mug. Wheel thrown on buff clay, some speckled, with hand formed handles. House made blue glaze. Exact dimensions on handmade products will vary somewhat but each holds around 12oz of liquid.
Great for tea and coffee.
This item is made to order and will ship within two weeks.
Hand washing recommended to maintain the integrity of your handmade piece, however this item is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Your unique handmade cup be carefully packed and shipped with padding in a box to ensure it arrives safely.
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from 14 reviewsA local, handmade, unique gift. This vase is so pretty! Thank you!
I had Chris create a custom set of clay cups and he was communicative throughout the process and great to work with. The cups are beautiful and we will be back for more. Highly recommend!
Love the simplicity of the cups and love that they are stackable for my small space. I enjoy drinking my coffee out of them every day! Also great for soups, sauces, etc!
Chris does beautiful work and was wonderful to work with. Couldn’t be more pleased.
The matcha bowl is even prettier in person! I love using it everyday.
Love that these mugs are stackable for my small space! Beautiful handmade pottery that will make me happy each time I use them.
The cups are my new favorite to use! Love supporting a potter in Western North Carolina. Chris does excellent work.
This is my new favorite mug to drink my coffee and tea in! It’s beautiful.
Was so happy to give this handmade matcha bowl from a North Carolina potter as a gift. She loved it!
So happy to support this amazing local Asheville artist plus use these beautiful bowls! They make me smile.
I was so happy to find Chris at a local market and was proud to give his mugs as Christmas gifts!
Absolutely gorgeous local, handmade pottery - so happy to have these stunning pieces to display and use in our home!
Loved giving these beautiful cups as a gift! Packaged safely and carefully, thanks Chris!