Sage Ceramic Collection

LIMITED EDITION GIFT SET
Sage Ceramic Collection

Three cups inspired by three California sages. Sold exclusively as a set of three.

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White Sage
Salvia apiana

White sage grows along the coastal slopes of Southern California, silver-leafed, salt-aired, used in purification and prayer for longer than anyone can trace. This cup carries that same quality. Pale and luminous at the edges, with a surface that catches light the way white sage does in morning fog. 

Desert Sage
Artemisia tridentata

Desert sage spreads across the Great Basin in every direction, drought-hardened and deeply aromatic, surviving on almost nothing and asking nothing in return. Warm and earth-toned, this cup feels like open land and dry heat. Made for mornings that ask nothing of you, but presence.

Black Sage
Salvia mellifera

Black sage blooms small and white but darkens at the root — named for the deep color of its stems in dry season. This cup holds that same groundedness and depth, its dark tones absorbing the light and inviting you to do the same.

How they're made

Fermina and Eusebio have been working with ceramics in Mexico since 2016 — developing their own clay recipes, reimagining conventional forms, drawing from prehispanic tradition and Japanese craft in equal measure and always moving in their own direction.

Each cup in this collection is made from a custom porcelain body (kaolin, feldspar, and quartz) silky to the touch and occasionally translucent, light enough to feel almost surprising in the hand. The colorways are achieved through custom staining with copper carbonate and rutile, materials that shift and deepen through firing.

The cups are wheel-thrown on plaster molds and finished by hand, then fired to cone 6 — 1240°C — with a thin sheer glaze that lets the clay speak for itself. Materials are sourced between Mexico and the United States.

No two are identical. 

Care

These cups were made with both herbal and traditional tea in mind. They are best used at a slow pace, ready to be integrated into your own daily rituals or your shared moments of gathering.

Rinse with warm water after each use. Avoid stacking to protect the rim. Microwave and machine wash safe, though neither feel quite right for cups like this.

Find a recommended ritual for each cup in your collection box.

Limited Batch

We have created only 100 sets of this collection. 

Photography by Jer Aquino.