Sets & Gifts

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...

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...

The bowl you reach for first, now in twos or fours.Francisco Martínez forms each Earth Bowl by hand at Taller Pitao Copycha in Oaxaca and fires it with wood, so the unglazed exterior carries smoke marks and shifts of color.No...

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...

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 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 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 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...

Low, wide, and made to be passed around.Eduardo “Lalo” Martínez shapes each flat copita by hand from Oaxacan clay and leaves it raw, so the color and grain of the earth stay visible.Use them for a pour of mezcal, a...

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...

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...