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Design custom handmade mugs or stands.

Your logo, artwork, or lettering on a wheel-thrown stoneware mug or a handmade ceramic cell phone stand. Send us your design and we'll come back with a quote, a glaze recommendation, and a photographed proof before anything goes into production.

Handmade stoneware mug with custom stamped lettering wrapped for gifting

How a custom run works

Five steps from your logo to your kiln shelf.

  1. 01

    Send your art

    Upload a logo or sketch with the form below.

  2. 02

    Get a quote

    Pricing, glaze options, and a schedule within two working days.

  3. 03

    Approve a proof

    We make and fire one piece and photograph it for you.

  4. 04

    We throw the run

    Every piece is made by hand on the wheel or hand built, one at a time.

  5. 05

    Ship & repeat

    Packed and shipped; reorders skip the setup fee.

Design your piece

Tell us what you have in mind.

What do you want to customize?

Step 1 — Pick your stamp shape

Choose the outline your artwork sits inside.

Every custom piece is finished with a hand-pressed stamp. Pick the shape you want and your artwork will be trimmed to fit inside it.

Step 2 — Upload your images

Add up to 10 images to fit inside the stamp.

0 of 10 added. High-contrast, one-color artwork stamps best. Max 15 MB each.

Custom order questions

What is the minimum order for custom mugs or stands?
Custom runs start at 10 handmade pieces. Below that we can still letter or stamp a small matched set — write to the studio and we'll quote it individually.
How much does a custom handmade mug or stand cost?
Every new design starts at $150 for the design work and proof. Pieces are $30 each with a 10-piece minimum, and the per-piece price drops as the order grows.
What artwork do you need?
A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) is ideal. High-resolution PNG or JPG at 300 dpi also works. Simple one-colour marks translate best onto a thrown, glazed surface.
How long does a custom order take?
Roughly 2–4 weeks from proof approval. Each piece is thrown, trimmed, handled, glazed, and fired by hand, so the schedule follows the kiln, not a machine.
Do I see the piece before the full run?
Yes. We send a photographed proof of your first piece and nothing goes into production until you approve it.

The Studio Letter

New glazes, before they sell out.

Limited-edition firings are usually gone within a day. Subscribers see the kiln opening first, plus notes on new collections and studio openings.