Omo Ribbed Daily Mug - Honey

$64.00

The Daily Mug is a wheel-thrown stoneware mug thrown with a classic straight-wall shape and just the slightest taper. It’s got a medium-wide comfortable handle — roomy enough for two fingers (maybe three) but light enough to be supported by one. Fits an aeropress, holds a 12oz latte, and feels just right in the hand. It’s your go-to, your ride-or-die, your new favorite daily driver.

The Ribbed Daily Mug has the same comfy, lightweight feel as the Daily, but with a satisfying ribbed texture hand-carved on the outside. Clean lines that pick up the glaze variations in the kiln just perfectly, and a satisfying elevated version of the mug you know and love.

Glaze: Honey

Listing is for one (1) Ribbed Daily Mug. Each Daily Mugs hold approximately 12-14oz of liquid and stand about 3.5” tall. 

Omo Ceramics are thrown and trimmed on a wheel and fired in a gas reduction kiln to Cone 10. The gas reduction firing process results in lots of texture and variation within and among pieces — this is part of what makes them so unique. 

Handmade by Omo in Missoula, MT.

The Daily Mug is a wheel-thrown stoneware mug thrown with a classic straight-wall shape and just the slightest taper. It’s got a medium-wide comfortable handle — roomy enough for two fingers (maybe three) but light enough to be supported by one. Fits an aeropress, holds a 12oz latte, and feels just right in the hand. It’s your go-to, your ride-or-die, your new favorite daily driver.

The Ribbed Daily Mug has the same comfy, lightweight feel as the Daily, but with a satisfying ribbed texture hand-carved on the outside. Clean lines that pick up the glaze variations in the kiln just perfectly, and a satisfying elevated version of the mug you know and love.

Glaze: Honey

Listing is for one (1) Ribbed Daily Mug. Each Daily Mugs hold approximately 12-14oz of liquid and stand about 3.5” tall. 

Omo Ceramics are thrown and trimmed on a wheel and fired in a gas reduction kiln to Cone 10. The gas reduction firing process results in lots of texture and variation within and among pieces — this is part of what makes them so unique. 

Handmade by Omo in Missoula, MT.