Kiseki (軌跡) also known as traces, tracks

Handcrafted stoneware travel mug with a unique design.
The ceramic half-lid features a drinking slot that makes sipping easy while keeping spills to a minimum. Its open design also makes it easy to clean.

A reusable ceramic mug is a beautiful way to reduce single-use waste in your daily routine. It's not only practical and eco-conscious but also makes a thoughtful, one-of-a-kind gift for coffee or tea lovers.

Please note: This mug is handleless. As with all ceramic cups, it may feel quite warm at first when filled with hot liquids — especially straight from the kettle.

Perfect for coffee, tea, or any favorite beverage, this mug is both microwave and dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended to help preserve the vibrancy of the glaze over time.
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✔ Approximate Dimensions:
• Height: 9.5 cm (3.75”)
• Diameter: 7 cm (2.75”)
• Capacity: 200-230 ml (7-8 oz)

About the product: Handmade ceramic tumbler
Made of stoneware ceramics (Mixed of Porcelain and Speckle clay)
Glazed with food-safe glaze

Packaging: All ceramics we made are heavily packed with a lot of materials, so you can be sure your order will arrive safely.

Care: Microwave and dishwasher safe, however, for longevity, best to wash by hands.

Product safety: If the product is dropped and breaks, please handle it with care, as sharp edges from ceramic shards can be hazardous.
Regularly inspect the product for any cracks or damage that may occur during use, as these can affect its safety. If the product has developed any cracks, do not use it for hot beverages to ensure your safety.

Note: Every pieces is handcrafted from start to finish, thrown and shaped on the pottery wheel. Because of this process, each piece carries subtle variations in form, glaze, and surface — no two will ever be identical

IMPORTANT: This item is made to order, production time is approx 3-6 weeks not including shipping. Each piece is thrown on the potter's wheel and then trimmed after a couple of days. After that, it is fired in a bisque firing, glazed and then once again fired in the kiln. This process takes about 3 weeks and is made with attention to detail.