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Create a custom design for a handmade mug or ceramic cell phone stand made in Oregon by second-generation potters

Made for the mood. Crafted for the ritual.

Handmade mugs & cell phone stands, customized for your people.

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Pottery kiln glowing inside a sunlit studio

Made in America by second-generation potters

Custom Orders

Our customers love our custom handmade thrown mugs and stands.

Add your logo, artwork, or lettering to a wheel-thrown stoneware mug or a handbuilt ceramic cell phone stand. Upload your design and we'll send a quote, then make and photograph a proof for your approval before beginning the full order.

  • From 10 pieces

    $30 each, less on bigger runs

  • Free proof

    See your piece before the run

  • Your artwork

    Logos, lettering, or a sketch

  • 2–4 weeks

    Made by hand, one at a time

Potter's hands shaping wet clay on a spinning pottery wheel in a sunlit studio

Our Process

Made by hand. Made to be used.

Every Epic Pottery mug begins as a lump of clay and ends as something you reach for every morning. Each piece is thrown, trimmed, handled, glazed, and fired to create a functional piece of handmade pottery designed to be used — not hidden away in a cabinet.

  1. 01

    Clay

  2. 02

    Throwing

  3. 03

    Shaping

  4. 04

    Drying

  5. 05

    Glazing

  6. 06

    Kiln firing

Featured

Mugs with personality.

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Why handmade

A cup that holds its own weight.

A well-thrown mug has a comfortable rim, balanced weight, and a handle that feels natural in your hand. Layered glazes settle into throwing lines and change subtly in the kiln. These are small differences you notice every morning.

Stoneware
Durable clay for daily use
Functional glazes
Selected for food-contact surfaces
One at a time
Wheel-thrown by hand
Two hands cradling a warm handmade ceramic coffee mug

From the studio inbox

What people say after a month of use.

“I bought one and immediately bought three more. The lip is so thin you forget you're drinking from stoneware.”
Marisol T. — Speckled Oat Mug
“Every other mug in the cupboard has been demoted. The 16 oz keeps coffee hot to the bottom.”
Dev A. — Matte Black Large Mug
“Gave one to my sister and had to order a second the same week. The wrapping alone made it feel special.”
Hannah R. — Sage & Cream Cup

Journal

Notes on clay, glaze, and coffee.

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The Studio Letter

New glazes, fresh from the kiln.

Subscribers hear about new kiln openings, small-batch releases, custom work, and occasional studio news.