Quick details
Material: Handmade ceramic / porcelain
Origin: Jingdezhen, China
Includes: 1 piece or set as shown in the product photos
Capacity: 150–450ml; please refer to the product description or photos for exact volume of each style
Finish: Handmade glaze; slight variations are part of the character
Use: Coffee, tea, latte, pour-over, or daily tableware depending on the item
Care: Hand wash recommended
Shipping: Ships from Jingdezhen, China with tracking
Damage support: If your item arrives damaged, contact us within 48 hours with photos of the item and packaging
Crafted entirely by hand in Jingdezhen — China’s thousand-year-old porcelain capital — this mug and saucer set embodies the quiet warmth of wabi-sabi aesthetics and time-honored ceramic craft.
Each piece is wheel-thrown from premium local clay, then finished with a hand-brushed dual-tone glaze in warm terracotta and soft cream. Fired at high temperature in traditional kilns, the glaze flows and blends organically during firing, creating a unique marbled texture on every cup — no two sets share the exact same pattern. The matching saucer features a delicate embossed wheat-leaf border, a symbol of harvest and rustic simplicity that complements the earthy, natural palette.
With a thick, ergonomic handle and a 300ml capacity, it is perfectly sized for pour-over coffee, loose-leaf tea, or afternoon matcha. Food-safe and built for daily use, it infuses every sip with artisanal character and elevates any kitchen or dining table.
Beyond the ancient kiln alleys of Jingdezhen, golden wheat fields sway gently in the southern Chinese breeze. For centuries, local potters have found their muse in the land around them — the drift of clouds at dusk, the bend of wheat stalks at harvest, the quiet, unrushed beauty of the natural world.
This set was designed to honor that bond between craft and landscape. Our master artisans brushed the glaze by hand, letting terracotta and cream bleed into one another like sunlight filtering through ripening wheat. The embossed wheat leaves on the saucer are a quiet tribute to the fields that border the old kiln towns — a small, tangible reminder of where this craft first took root.
Every set carries the soft, gentle imperfections of handwork: slight shifts in glaze tone, subtle variations in pattern. These are not defects. They are the signature of human hands, the mark of fire and time, and the very heart of slow, thoughtful making.
To hold this mug is to hold a piece of that quiet landscape: the warmth of the kiln, the stillness of the fields, and the thousand-year legacy of Jingdezhen porcelain.
