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Pumpkin mug
Pumpkin mug
Pumpkin mug
Cozy vibes: This mug feels like autumn, when the leaves are just starting to change colors and the light goes golden in the late afternoon. The colors are warm without being heavy, a palette that makes you want to fill the mug with something spiced and sit somewhere the sun still reaches. It is cheerful and cozy at once, and it will make even an ordinary Tuesday feel like something worth savoring.
Small pumpkins are scattered across the surface in peach, orange, and dusty pink, each one round and simply painted with a thin black stem, different enough from the others that you notice the hand behind them. Between the pumpkins, tiny flowers fill every gap, yellow, pink, coral, and pale blue, painted in loose five-petal clusters with small green leaf accents that keep the whole surface feeling alive and unhurried. Nothing is evenly spaced. Everything feels like it grew there. The handle is the standout detail of this piece, a sculpted curl that loops and dips, and feels as considered as everything else on this mug. Designed to hold ~260 ml (9 oz) comfortably.
Each of our handmade ceramics are made by independent artists in small batches.
Handmade ceramics carry the marks of their making. Variations in color, texture, and form reflect the artist’s process. Each piece is shaped by hand, just once, and in its own way, making it uniquely yours.
About the artisan: Qirawan is a ceramic artist based in Jordan whose work brings a sense of joy to everyday rituals. Each piece is shaped and finished by hand, resulting in softly dimpled forms that feel as comforting to hold as they are to look at.
Her designs are instantly recognizable for their playful yet thoughtful details, each one carefully placed to add a touch of charm without overwhelming the form. There’s an ease to her work that makes it feel both expressive and functional.
Every mug is one of a kind, carrying subtle variations that reflect the artist’s hand. The result is pottery that feels personal and lived-in from the very first use. Objects meant not just to be admired, but to become part of your daily moments of pause.
