Woodland Fungi Mug

These Woodland Fungi mugs are made for slow sipping — the kind of cup a woodland medicine woman might reach for when the herbs are steeping and the woods are still damp.

The body is thrown with black and green clay folded into the main light clay, so the walls keep a quiet marbled grain, like bark after rain. Across the outside, small shelf fungi grow in clusters, each one shaped and attached by hand. Inside, a glaze combination pools in teal, moss, and dark water — a woodland brew held in the bowl of the cup.

At 250 ml the form is small and generous in the hand: a teacup more than a mug, made for everyday rituals and lingering moments. Every stripe, cap, and glaze run is its own. No two vessels are the same.

Inspired by the hush of foraging paths and the old habit of taking the forest seriously — mushrooms, herbs, bark, moss, and woodland magic belong to the table.

Made to be used, held, and kept. When cared for with love, it can become an heirloom of small, daily wonder.

One of a kind. A soft, earthy presence for those drawn to herbal hours, woodland magic, and the beauty of slow, handmade objects.