Ceramic Coffee Mug with Earthen Glaze, Tall Shape, Handle, 350 ml (11.8 fl oz)

Six identical mugs in the cupboard

They stand stacked, each like the other, and when you have coffee with guests, no one remembers which one was theirs. With this mug, the firing decides: The glaze runs over the outer wall, leaving an irregular, earthy pattern. Inside, the surface remains light and smooth – the contrast becomes visible with every sip.

What makes the mug stand out in daily use

• Rough exterior, smoothly glazed interior: The mug only has the coarse pattern on the outside. The smooth interior glaze is why coffee oils do not stick, and the mug becomes spotlessly clean.
• Outward-flared rim: The lip rests on a rounded edge, not on the straight wall thickness. This makes a difference for a mug with a sturdy body.
• Tall, narrow shape: Less open surface area relative to volume means less heat loss upwards. Flat, wide cups cool fastest at the same point.
• Round loop handle: It rests in the hand instead of between two fingertips and carries the weight of a full mug without creating pressure points on the finger.
• Glaze pattern from firing: The pattern is created during firing, not by printing. It cannot chip off or rub off during washing.
• Capacity 350 ml (11.8 fl oz): At 12 cm (4.7 in) height and 9 cm (3.5 in) diameter, a large portion for latte, tea, or cocoa.

Suitable for kitchens with open shelves where tableware is visible, for home office desks, for long mornings with a pot, as a gift for coffee lovers, and for interiors in warm earthy and natural tones.

Can the mug go in the microwave?

No – only in the dishwasher. The rough exterior is sensitive to abrasive cleaners and metal sponges, which leave fine scratch marks; also, arrange the mugs so that they do not touch each other, as the surface can cause mutual abrasion on contact. Do not pour boiling water into a cold mug; instead, rinse it briefly with warm water, as the robust body reacts more sensitively to sudden temperature changes than thin porcelain. If you want to keep the mug warm for a long time, preheat it briefly with hot water before pouring.

At the table, there will no longer be interchangeable cups, but mugs, each of which everyone recognizes as their own.