Oaxacan Copita | Set of 4

$60.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN MEXICO

Traditionally used to sip mezcal, these cups were handmade using natural elements to create a unique rustic design.

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Story

Francisco creates these pieces using techniques that have been handed down for generations. But he takes it one step further. He adds unusual natural elements to his work, items he grows by hand. The sap and leaves of organic copal and tobacco help create his smoky black colour. Other hues from cream to orange and aqua are created using natural elements he sources from a local mine.

Each of these special pieces is unique and features variances in their natural clay finishing — a result of the firing technique used to create them.

And this is the magic of Oaxaca. Rooted in history, each artist has a specific source of mud, sand, and natural elements used to bring a unique style to their finished pieces.

Francisco has perfected his craft, creating classic and elegant handmade clay objects that combine the wisdom of tradition with the power of innovation.

Details
  • MEASUREMENTS: 6 cm Diameter x 5 cm H / 2.5" Diameter x 2" H
  • VOLUME: ~55 ml / 1.8 oz — may vary slightly from piece to piece.
Oaxacan Copita Set of 4 dimensions reference
  • CONTAINS: Set of 4 cups
  • MATERIALS: 100% Oaxacan clay
  • ORIGIN: Mexico
  • Please note that the natural clay used varies in colour (from tan to black), and these handmade pieces may also vary slightly in shape and size.
Product Care
  • While these items are dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle, we recommend hand washing and allowing to air dry.
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Pairs well with

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Santa María Atzompa, Mexico

Francisco

Francisco’s relationship with clay began in childhood, where he learned the pottery traditions passed down through his family. After years away, he returned home to continue this lineage, working with the same local earth that shaped the artisans before him. His practice honours the ancient methods used in his community, where hand-built kilns and slow, intentional firing define the character of each piece. What sets Francisco apart is his use of natural elements he grows himself. Copal and tobacco from his land are folded into the clay to create distinctive colours and organic textures that feel rooted in place. His open-air studio allows him to work closely with the materials around him, blending inherited knowledge with his own creative approach. Every vessel reflects patience, history, and the spirit of his craft.

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Oaxacan Copita | Set of 4