Mexican dishware

Such a testament to the sublime artistry of Oaxaca and the hands of Leticia Blanco and her family. Crafted with the soulful earth of this region, this copita is a whisper of ancient wisdom and a reflection of skilled artisanship....

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece features a lightly glazed interior of tonal color and unglazed exterior to highlight the naturally created marbled effect, colors, and textures of clay. We LOVE the story behind this cup.Beau, a cherished client and fan of Francisco's craftsmanship, had a...

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...

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

Small. Raw. The clay color of the desert at dusk.Rufina Ruiz López forms each Desert Small Snack Bowl by hand in Oaxaca — unglazed clay left entirely natural so the wood-burning nuances and earth tones remain visible on the surface....

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

Dinner, elevated to a ritual. The Blackout Brim Plate is a handmade clay plate with a wide brim and a deep, matte black finish that makes food look like art. Made by artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico, it carries the kind...

A versatile piece from the skilled hands of Eduardo Martinez, perfect for accentuating your culinary experience. These quaint clay dishes serve as a rustic yet refined home for your gourmet salts and spices, bringing the essence of Oaxaca to your table....

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...

Individually handcrafted to perfection, these bowls boast an elegant off-white interior glaze paired with an unglazed exterior that accentuates the textures and hues of the clay, showcasing the nuances of natural wood burning. Enrich your table setting with the natural...

Individually handcrafted to perfection, these bowls boast a raw unglazed exterior that accentuates the textures and hues of the clay, showcasing the nuances of natural wood burning. Enrich your table setting with the natural warmth and earthy connection embodied in...

Experience the craftsmanship of Francisco Martinez and his team at Taller Pitao Copycha with these exquisite pasta plates in raw black. These plates are skillfully handcrafted from Oaxaca's high-quality clay, reflecting the region's natural beauty and traditions. Designed with an...

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

Beautifully handcrafted, each piece is made using a Raku technique which uses hair in the burning process and which results in this stunning unique and un-calculated root-like texture.

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,...

A face carved into the clay, eyes turned inward. Leticia Blanco and Fernando Peguero hand-sculpt each Third Eye mug from Oaxacan clay. The finish is a deep chocolate brown, close to black, burnished by hand to a soft sheen. Every...

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...

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...

Soft ivory inside, raw earth outside.Francisco Martínez forms each Earthen Ivory Bowl by hand at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca. An off-white glaze lines the interior, and the wood-fired exterior stays unglazed so the texture and color of the clay...

Dinner for two, or for four.Francisco Martínez and his team at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca make each Blackout Pasta Plate by hand from local clay and finish it in raw matte black.A raised lip keeps pasta, stews, and salads...

Two mugs for two mornings that start the same way.Francisco Martínez throws each Large Earth mug on the wheel at Taller Pitao Copycha in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca. The outside stays unglazed so the marbled color of the clay...

A full place setting in matte black clay.Francisco Martínez and his team at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca make all three pieces by hand: the Blackout Pasta Plate with its raised lip, the wide-rimmed Blackout Brim Plate, and the wood-fired...

Two copitas from one family workshop, made for sharing a pour.Leticia Blanco and Fernando form the Agave Whisperer and the Enlightened by hand in Oaxaca. Each one carries its own shape and character in the clay.Earthy and small enough to...

A wide brim and a deep matte black that frames whatever you serve.Francisco Martínez and his team at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca shape each Blackout Brim Plate by hand from local clay and leave the finish raw.The broad rim...