Double dipping.
We’re not saying we play favorites with our mugs, but we can’t help but be drawn to the gentle, eye-catching colors of these two-toned ceramic pieces. The colored glaze is applied by hand in layers, creating uneven tones that make each one unique. Each mug holds a petite 10-ounce pour, so your coffee will stay hot to the last drop.
Photography by Rocky Luten & Julia Gartland
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Kinto
Japan
Japanese home goods company Kinto appreciates the simple things in life. Their designs are informed by how you live your daily life, creating minimal, thoughtful kitchen solutions.
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