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Ceramics
We design these gorgeous matcha tumblers in-house, and work with ceramicists we love to make them specially for us. They're ideally shaped for making your matcha quickly and perfectly.
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About Piper Blue
Matte speckled blue beaker, created especially for us by ceramicist Piper Christine of Thermotrope Pottery, with her signature "cowbird" glaze that resembles a wabi-sabi robin's egg!
4" tall, 2.5" diameter.
Made in Oakland, California.
PLEASE NOTE: because each piece is truly one of a kind, expect slight variations in color, shape, + dimensions.
About Ebon
A deep, matte black stoneware tumbler from Tel Aviv-based ceramicist Sharon Boneh Rokach. Minimalist and earthy; creates a contemplative mood when sipping matcha from it.
Simple, functional, and beautiful.
Care: Hand wash, please.
PLEASE NOTE: because each piece is truly one of a kind, expect variations in color and shape.
About Lattice
Tumblers that invite contemplation? Yes!
These ceramic stoneware tumblers are lightweight and elegant, and fit into the hand ever so nicely. The exterior "lattice" design is slightly mesmerizing, and beckon the user to pause to take in its simple beauty. It's also quite tactile; the textured exterior glaze contrasts beautifully with the polished white glaze interior, which makes cleanup a snap.
As always, these tumblers are designed to make perfect matcha crema with a handheld electric foaming wand. Modern, robust, and ideal for matcha.
Safe for dishwashers, microwaves, and ovens.4" height 3" upper diameter 3.25" lower diameter
From a family-run handmade ceramics studio on the outskirts of Hanoi, Vietnam.
About Koide Satin
Berkeley-based Kiyomi Koide created these creamy, satiny, generously sized tumblers for us, and we couldn't be happier with them. White porcelain, creamy white glaze.
Dishwasher and microwave safe, but we recommend hand washing (they're a true pleasure to wash).
4" tall, 3.25" diameter.
Made in Berkeley, California.
PLEASE NOTE: because each piece is truly one of a kind, expect slight variations in color, shape, + dimensions.
About Koide Raw
Another beauty from Kiyomi Koide. The chocolate stoneware clay exterior is completely unglazed, giving it an earthy, rough-hewn feeling that captures a certain matcha mood.
Interior is a gorgeous, mottled, wabi-sabi glaze. 4" tall, 3" diameter.
Care: Hand wash, please.
Made in Berkeley, California.
PLEASE NOTE: because each piece is truly one of a kind, expect slight variations in color, shape, + dimensions.
About Slate
We're in love with these simple stoneware tumblers. They're perfectly shaped for making matcha with the handheld electric foaming wand, and a true pleasure to hold in the hand thanks to their "grippy" and textured exteriors (think slate board or even chalkboard). Interior has a smooth glaze for easy cleanup. Modern, robust, and ideal for matcha.
From a family-run co-op.
Safe for dishwashers, microwaves, and ovens.
4" height 3" upper diameter 3.25" lower diameter
About Fayt Grooved
Diana Fayt's second exclusive offering for us, an office favorite. Another etching in clay -- the grooves seduce! Absolutely perfect for extra-thick servings of matcha.
Care: Hand wash, please.
3.875" tall, 3" diameter.
Made in the heart of California's Sierra Nevada Foothills.
PLEASE NOTE: because each piece is truly one of a kind, expect slight variations in color, shape, + dimensions.
About Pumice
These lovely stoneware cups--sort of halfway between a bowl and a cup--have a textured exterior and smooth-glazed interior for easy cleanup. All beverages look great in these (excellent for small portions of soup, too).
Safe for dishwashers, microwaves, and ovens. From a family-run coop.
Dimensions: 3"x4"
About Sonora
These perfect tumblers from master ceramicist Jonathan Braun--whose handmade kiln is just up the road from Breakaway Matcha HQ here in San Anselmo, CA--bring us endless pleasure.
Jonathan has been making elegant and highly usable ceramics for more than 40 years. We converted him into a matcha drinker, and these beauties are his favorite way to enjoy our matcha.
Care: Hand wash, please.