Simple, timeless and designed for everyday use, this handmade ceramic tumbler is the kind of cup you'll reach for again and again. Whether you're enjoying a morning latte, a long black, herbal tea or an evening wine, this versatile ceramic tumbler brings warmth and craftsmanship to every sip.

Each tumbler is wheel thrown and glazed by hand in Melbourne by ceramic artist Adele Macer. Crafted from durable stoneware clay, it feels beautiful in the hand and is designed to become part of your daily rituals. The smooth glazed finish and comfortable shape make it equally suited to coffee, tea, water, juice or your favourite cold drink.

Unlike mass-produced drinkware, every ceramic tumbler is individually handmade, giving each piece its own unique character. Subtle variations in glaze, shape and texture are a celebration of the handmade process and ensure no two tumblers are exactly alike.

Its minimalist design complements modern, coastal, Scandinavian, farmhouse and contemporary interiors, making it a beautiful addition to any kitchen, coffee station or dining table.

Perfect for:
• Coffee, lattes and long blacks
• Tea and herbal infusions
• Water and sparkling drinks
• Wine and cocktails
• Everyday dining and entertaining
• Thoughtful handmade gifts

Features:
• Handmade ceramic tumbler
• Wheel thrown stoneware pottery
• Tapered Design approx. 200ml capacity / Marshmallow Design approx. 300ml
• Glazed inside and out
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
• Food-safe finish
• Handmade in Melbourne, Australia
• Unique artisan finish on every piece

Designed to be used daily and treasured for years to come, this ceramic tumbler combines the beauty of handmade pottery with practical everyday function.

Dishwasher and microwave safe - hand wash recommended. Everything is handmade by myself in Melbourne. That means that no two items are the same and that is what makes them special. Sometimes the image you see is an example of the product, not the exact product you are buying, so small differences will be evident. Dimensions are approximate.

Avoid thermal shock (ie. very hot to very cold)