Thea Ceramics - Latte tumbler

Weighty in the hand, matte to the touch. Brutalist clay, Taller and roomier. Around 11cm high, holding 460ml

Dishwasher safe, built for daily use. Hand thrown and hand glazed, so no two are ever quite the same.

Made by Esther McDonald of Thea Ceramics on Waiheke Island, continuing a family line of potters. Her sister Emily co-founded Mt Atkinson so you're drinking out of whānau connection.

Glaze options:

Tōrea Pango (black) — named after the oystercatcher, black-and-white or all-black, orange-red bill, spotted at our local Titirangi beach. Same energy in glaze form: rich, elegant, all-black.
Ōpapa (honey) — a warm honey-toned satin glaze with real glow and coverage.
Pōuriuri (dark green) — means "darkest" in te reo Māori, the deepest part of ocean or bush. A stain glaze in rich contrast against the clay.
Muka (cream) — named after the fibre from harakeke (flax). Soft, warm, quietly considered.