Ana María Hernández - Taller Coatlicue

  Experience the authentic taste of Oaxaca with our Burnt Pochote Copita, a stunning handcrafted mezcal cup made by Ana María Hernández and her team in a small town near Oaxaca. Each piece is a work of art, featuring a...

Ana María Hernández fires each copita with pochote wood — an ancient Oaxacan technique from her studio in Atzompa that leaves traces of smoke and shadow on every surface. No two are alike. That's not a defect. That's the point.The...

Ana Maria Hernandez, near the vibrant heart of Oaxaca, Mexico, presents a stunning clay planter that is as much a piece of art as it is a home for your plants. Inspired by the revered pochote tree—a symbol deeply entrenched...

Elevate your home decor with this unique platter, handcrafted by Ana Maria and her team in Atzompa, Mexico. Each piece is a true work of art, crystal hand-polished and unglazed exterior that highlights the natural texture and beauty of clay.This clay platter...

Beautifully handcrafted small mezcal clay cups from Mexico. Each piece features a raw unglazed and hand polished exterior which highlights the natural colors and textures of clay and a natural glazed interior.  Perfect small cup for whom ever likes to sip in style and...

Introducing Ana Maria's latest creation from the heart of Oaxaca - a multifaceted clay carafe that elegantly doubles as a vase. This unique piece embodies the sacredness of the pochote tree, revered in local tradition, with its distinct spike-like adornments,...

Experience the authentic taste of Oaxaca with this stunning mezcal copita, handcrafted by Ana María Hernández and her team in Atzompa, Mexico. Each piece is a work of art, featuring a raw, unglazed exterior that showcases the natural colors and textures...

Experience the authentic taste of Oaxaca with our Burnt Pochote Copita, a stunning handcrafted mezcal cup made by Ana María Hernández and her team in a small town near Oaxaca. Each piece is a work of art, featuring a raw,...

Four copitas for a slow flight of mezcal. Ana María Hernández makes the Burnt and Blackout Pochote copitas and the Burnt Calavera by hand in Atzompa, Oaxaca. Hilario “Lalo” Martínez sculpts the ancestral Burnt Skull peek-a-boo copita. Raw, hand-polished clay...

Enough copitas for the whole table.Ana María Hernández and her family make every piece by hand in Atzompa, Oaxaca, covering each 1oz cup in spikes that echo the sacred pochote tree. Two are wood-fired to a burnt, smoky finish. Two...

Two copitas, two fires, one tree. Ana María Hernández and her family form each copita by hand in Atzompa, Oaxaca, and cover it in spikes drawn from the sacred pochote tree, also known as the Ceiba tree. One is wood-fired...