These hold 250ml, which is the right amount for a long black or a generous espresso, and they're just as good for juice, water, or whatever cold drink you reach for. They stand 7.5cm tall. No handle is a deliberate choice - you hold the cup itself, so you notice the temperature of what's inside and the weight of the porcelain in your hand.
Each one is glazed by hand, so no two are exactly alike. New colourways come in regularly, so what's on the page shifts over time.
Free tracked shipping on orders over $190 across Australia, flat-rate shipping $15 otherwise.
Why own handmade ceramic cups?
Dishwasher safe and Microwave safe
All cups and mugs are sturdy and built to last. No need to hand wash!
Unlike Anything in a Shop
Every piece is handmade in Wollongong by one woman - Rhiannon Gill. Each piece is truly unique. You won't see ceramics like this at the supermarket.
Unique, Food Safe Glazes
Rhiannon creates her own glazes and tests thoroughly before hand pouring and brush glazing. Colours shift and sparkle, with no two truly identical.
Free Tracked Shipping Across Australia
For orders above $190, flat rate shipping of $15 on all other orders. Contact us for international shipping quotes.
Need info on handmade mugs?
They hold 250ml and stand 7.5cm tall. That's enough for a long black or a generous espresso, with room left for juice, water, or a cold drink.
It's deliberate. Holding the cup directly lets you feel the warmth of the coffee and the weight of the porcelain, which is part of why a handleless mug feels different to use. The 250ml size and 7.5cm height keep it comfortable to hold even when full.
Yes, both. The porcelain is fired twice, with the second firing taken to cone 6 - a high temperature that makes the body and glaze hard and durable enough for daily dishwasher and microwave use.
Yes, on orders over $190 anywhere in Australia, with tracking included. Flat-rate shipping is $15 for smaller orders. For international orders, get in touch for a quote.
Every cup is made at the studio in Bellambi. Each one is slip cast from porcelain, glazed by hand in layers, and fired twice - so every cup carries small differences from the next.
