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Cosy Cup – Handmade Handleless Pottery for Slow, Mindful Moments | Pre-order

from $49.00

For dreamers, lingerers, and anyone craving a pause, the Cosy Cup is made for slow mornings, rainy afternoons, or those rare quiet moments when the world softens. Handmade in Murrumbateman, NSW, each cup is one-of-a-kind, crafted with wabi-sabi charm — slight lean, quirky curve, or drippy glaze included — because real life deserves real pottery.

Traditionally handleless and inspired by Japanese yunomi and the Bangladeshi matir bhar, these cups fit snugly in your hands. Prefer a handle? You can add one at checkout. With a generous 280–300ml capacity, the Cosy Cup is perfect for tea, coffee, cocoa, long chats, or curling up with a good book.

Product Highlights:

  • Handmade, small-batch pottery, one-of-a-kind

  • Approx. 280–300ml capacity — perfect for mindful sips

  • Handleless by design; optional handle at checkout

  • Choose your colour family (earthy, vibrant, soft) or classic white

  • Made in Murrumbateman, NSW

  • Pre-orders now open

Cosy Cups: For when you want your drink — and your day — to feel a little warmer.

Note: Slight variations in size, shape, and glaze are part of the handmade charm.

How to care for your handmade pottery

Handle Options:
Glaze Options:

For dreamers, lingerers, and anyone craving a pause, the Cosy Cup is made for slow mornings, rainy afternoons, or those rare quiet moments when the world softens. Handmade in Murrumbateman, NSW, each cup is one-of-a-kind, crafted with wabi-sabi charm — slight lean, quirky curve, or drippy glaze included — because real life deserves real pottery.

Traditionally handleless and inspired by Japanese yunomi and the Bangladeshi matir bhar, these cups fit snugly in your hands. Prefer a handle? You can add one at checkout. With a generous 280–300ml capacity, the Cosy Cup is perfect for tea, coffee, cocoa, long chats, or curling up with a good book.

Product Highlights:

  • Handmade, small-batch pottery, one-of-a-kind

  • Approx. 280–300ml capacity — perfect for mindful sips

  • Handleless by design; optional handle at checkout

  • Choose your colour family (earthy, vibrant, soft) or classic white

  • Made in Murrumbateman, NSW

  • Pre-orders now open

Cosy Cups: For when you want your drink — and your day — to feel a little warmer.

Note: Slight variations in size, shape, and glaze are part of the handmade charm.

How to care for your handmade pottery

Handcrafted & One of a Kind

Each Cosy Cup is handmade in my Murrumbateman studio with equal parts intention, caffeine, and chaos (usually while someone small is asking if dogs can marry cats or if I know how tall the Eiffel Tower is). These cups are wheel-thrown or handbuilt, then shaped, trimmed, and glazed by hand. They’re built for those glorious moments where you actually sit, sip, and remember you’re a whole human being — not just the person who knows everyone’s library bag day.

Unlike mass-produced mugs that all look the same and feel like a hotel buffet fork, Cosy Cups are each gloriously unique. Shapes lean, glazes drip, colours surprise — but the result is always the same: a cup that feels like it was made just for you.

Available in clean white or a colour family of your choosing (earthy, vibrant, soft), each Cosy Cup holds a generous 280–300ml. Perfect for your morning latte, peppermint tea, or that hot chocolate you’re 100% not sharing with the kids. By design, they’re handleless, inspired by the Japanese yunomi — but if you’re Team Handle, you can add one. (No judgement — sometimes grip is life.)

A Slow & Intentional Process

Because even big, cosy cups deserve the full spa treatment.

  • Days 1–2: Thrown on the wheel — depending on the clay, the studio vibe, and whether I’ve had my own coffee yet. Once shaped, they rest. Like me after lugging in the groceries, they need a moment.

  • Days 3–6: Trimming and refining. I tidy up the form, maybe add a cheeky maker’s mark, and, if you’ve chosen a handle, this is when I pull and attach it. Then it’s off to a damp box (basically a clay day spa) to dry slowly, so they don’t crack under pressure — unlike me in Week 8 of Term 4.

  • Days 7–10: Bisque firing. Into the kiln for their first big cook, turning them from baby-soft clay to sturdy ceramic grown-ups who can handle hot drinks and hot gossip.

  • Days 11–13: Glazing. Each one gets brushed by hand with at least three coats of glaze. No dunking, no shortcuts — just layer upon layer of personality-packed colour.

  • Days 14–16: Glaze firing. The kiln works its magic, colours melt and settle, and then I sand the bottoms silky-smooth and give each one a warm, soapy bath. Because they deserve it. And so do you.

Measurements at a Glance

  • Capacity: Approx. 280–300ml

  • Size: Roughly 9–10cm high × 8–9cm wide (give or take a school bell)

  • Glaze: White or your chosen colour family — hand-painted in layers for gorgeous variation

  • Care: Dishwasher safe, but handwash if you want them to stick around for years

  • Status: Pre-order now open | Made to order | Lovingly packed and shipped from Murrumbateman, NSW

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