Novica Mugs & Teacups

These petite teacups from Duangkamol are made with the centuries-old techniques of celadon ceramics. Featuring celadon's characteristic crackled finish, the teacups are shaped like an elephant and given an umber glaze.

One of Mexico's main ceramic traditions is centered on the town of Dolores Hidalgo in Guanajuato. Talented artisans like Ivan Martinez create tableware with multicolored designs that are a classic in many Mexican restaurants. This set of four coffee mugs is inspired by the Talavera pottery of Puebla.

Chase the morning doldrums away with a sip of steaming coffee or tea from this beautiful mug designed by Thai artisan Duangkamol. Hand crafted from ceramic, the mug is glazed in glossy indigo with dark red accents around the rim and handle.

Enjoy a calming cup of tea or piping hot coffee using this adorable elephant mug designed by Thai artisan Penpan. Hand crafted from ceramic, the mug features an unglazed elephant motif on a pretty blue base with a crackled finish.

The tranquil and ethereal energies of the lotus flowers are here to transform your table decor and mornings into a display of glorious grace. Crafted from traditional celadon methods, Thai artisans Thatsanee and Ramphan's newest ceramic cup and saucer aim to create a heavenly ambiance. The pieces boast a green hue accented by little speckles and petal details.

After long hours working meticulously with high-quality materials and high temperatures, Bali's Nyoman Suarmini finishes an elegant set of two ceramic cups to add coziness to those warm morning drinks. Each accessory features a cylindrical shape and comes in a palette of white and brown hues, with tiny dots around the design for an adorable touch.

The Contreras Family in Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico, uses traditional Spanish majolica techniques to create beautiful Talavera-style tableware. This colorful set of four mugs is crafted and painted by hand with exuberant floral motifs. The lead-free mugs make a cheerful addition to any breakfast table.

Love these so much, they are gorgeous and came with a postcard from Mexico and a handwritten note from the family that makes them. I’m now looking to buy the other pieces that match.. Lauren. Point Pleasant, NJ. Fri, 27 Feb 2026

Aunchalee Kaewduangtip shows the mystic nature of her beloved Thai lands in this ceramic cup, whose leafy details capture the serenity of the region's autumn forests. Made in a palette of brown hues, the accessory features a refined structure thanks to a traditional pottery process that allows the artisan to create the captivating leafy pattern and crackled finish, making the design perfect for a delightful drink.

Thailand's gardens add a dark veil to their blooms, inspiring this ceramic cup by Aunchalee Kaewduangtip. Made in honor of the region's nature and mosaics, this floral celadon piece showcases a glazed finish, embellished with a floral pattern in black and green hues.