Large Earthy Handmade Mug
This is the mug you reach for when you want your morning coffee to feel intentional, even if the rest of the day absolutely is not.
What It Is
The Large Earthy Mug is a handmade ceramic coffee mug finished in simple, grounded tones: a milk-white interior glaze paired with a deep, dark blue exterior that lets the clay body show through. Each mug is shaped by hand, which means subtle variations in glaze, size, and personality—nothing here is pretending to be uniform or mass-produced.
Why You’ll Actually Use It
Because it feels good in your hands in a way you notice immediately. The generous size holds enough coffee or tea to justify sitting down for a minute, and the thoughtfully designed thumb rest makes it strangely comforting—like the mug is quietly cooperating with you. It’s sturdy enough for daily use, dishwasher-safe for real life, and attractive enough that you won’t immediately shove it into the back of the cabinet.
Key Details
Handmade ceramic mug
Milk-white glazed interior with dark blue exterior glaze
Designed to fit comfortably in the palms, with thumb rest
Size: 4” H, holds approximately 13 fl oz
Microwave and dishwasher safe
Each piece varies slightly due to its handmade nature
The Large Earthy Mug isn’t trying to reinvent your morning—it just makes the part where you drink something warm feel a little more grounded, and that turns out to be enough.
About the brand: Sobremesa
Sobremesa is what happens when someone decides that dinner should have a lingering emotional aftertaste, not just a full stomach; it’s a brand built around the stubborn belief that the table isn’t just a place to eat, it’s where people think, talk, and sometimes confess things about themselves they hadn’t planned on admitting. Their products—textiles, tableware, and tactile objects—are chosen less for trend and more for integrity, crafted in ways that respect the people who make them, the materials they use, and the world they inhabit. Sobremesa doesn’t pretend sustainability is easy, but it does insist on ethical supply chains, thoughtful materials, and social enterprise practices that value craft over convenience and community over convenience. In every piece is the quiet argument that good meals and good design shouldn’t come at anyone’s expense—after all, the best conversations happen when everyone at the table has been treated with care.