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Raw on the outside. Glazed within. The tension is the whole point.Ana Beatriz Martínez and her team in Atzompa hand-form each Inner Glazed Clay Copita — leaving the exterior unglazed so the clay's natural color and texture come through, while...

Smoke enters the clay. Then stays.Ana Beatriz Martínez hand-forms each Burnt Ceramic Copita in Oaxaca, firing the clay so heat and shadow settle permanently into the surface. The result is a lightly charred exterior — warm to hold, rough at...

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...

A bowl that holds the room's attention before it holds anything else.Ana Beatriz Martínez sculpts the exterior of each Faced Ceramic Decorative Bowl by hand in Oaxaca — leaving the surface raw and unglazed while the interior carries a lightly...

The kind of mug that turns Monday into a ritual.Francisco Martínez throws each Large Earth Ceramic Mug by hand at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca's Central Valleys. The interior carries a lightly glazed wash of red and earth tones. The...

It rises from the table like something that grew there.Ana Beatriz Martínez sculpts each Faced Elevated Ceramic Bowl in Oaxaca — the face hand-carved into unglazed clay, the interior glazed in warm mixed earth tones. The elevated form gives it...

Hold it to the light. Watch the glaze move.Ana Beatriz Martínez hand-forms each Liquid Ceramic Copita in Oaxaca, drip-glazing the exterior so the color pools and shifts — part controlled, part the clay's own decision. The inside is smooth, earthy,...

Fire, ash, and the ghost of hair — this is how Adrián Martínez Alarzón builds a surface.Each Rooted Plate is made using Raku, an ancient firing technique that burns organic material directly into the clay. The result is an eggshell...

The jaguar doesn't ask permission to enter a room. Neither does this candle holder.Andrea Garcia sculpts each piece by hand in Chiapas — the jaguar's head emerging from smoked brick clay, raw and unglazed so the earth tones breathe. In...

The surface tells the whole story.Adrián Martínez Alarzón fires each Rooted Handmade Ceramic Mug using the Raku technique — burning organic material directly into the clay to create the salmon blush that settles into the surface. No two share the...

Clay and fiber. Two earthy materials that have no business looking this good together.Máak-An weaves this Ceramic Macramé Wall Hanging by hand in Yucatán — unglazed ceramic pieces woven into natural forest-toned yarn, creating a piece where texture layers on...

The pochote tree grows with spines. This vase remembers that.Francisco Martínez forms each Pochote Clay Vase at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca — the surface textured with spikes that echo the thorns of the pochote, a sacred tree native to...

Every face carved into this mug is a meditation.Ana Beatriz Martínez draws from the meditative traditions of her indigenous ancestors with each Breath & Whisper Mug — the face hand-sculpted into unglazed clay, the interior finished with a warm earthy...

A face that watches from the rim. A finish that came from fire.Ana Beatriz Martínez sculpts each Burnt Faced Copita by hand in Oaxaca — the face emerging from raw, unglazed clay, the exterior hand-polished so the natural color of...

The skull is not morbid here. It's ancestral.Eduardo "Lalo" Martínez sculpts each Burnt Skull Ceramic Mezcal Copita by hand in Oaxaca — the calavera form drawn from Día de Muertos tradition, where skulls honor the living and the dead in...

A face watching from the soil. Rooting something that grows.Francisco Martínez forms each Face Clay Planter at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca's Central Valleys — the human face hand-carved into raw, unglazed clay, the surface hand-polished so the natural color...

Clay and fiber. Desert tones. The kind of piece that stills a room.Máak-An weaves this Ceramic Macramé Wall Hanging by hand in Yucatán — a marbled unglazed ceramic center woven into black and beige yarn that brings warmth and weight...

Impeccably handcrafted these bowls are unglazed which brings out the texture and color of the clay and the natural wood burning nuances. Bring natural warmth and connection to the earth to your table.

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,...

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

Rooted in the soul of Oaxaca, the Mystic Clay Vase is more than decor—it’s a portal. Every curve is hand-sculpted by master artisans using natural clay harvested from the region’s mineral-rich soil. Its raw, elemental texture honors tradition while its...

Stunning one-of-a-kind clay vase from Oaxaca, Mexico. Style and techniques evolved from generational traditions. Inspired by local energies and spiritual beliefs. Only one piece available. 

Stunning one-of-a-kind clay vase from Oaxaca, Mexico. Style and techniques evolved from generational traditions. Inspired by local energies and spiritual beliefs. Only one piece available. 

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,...