Handmade · Made to order Sage Mug No. 14 — handthrown stoneware
Daniel Park
Olive & Slate
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Sage Mug
No. 14

$68
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SKU · OM-014

Handthrown on the wheel in Daniel's studio on Smith Street. Each mug is slightly different — no two are the same shape, no two are the same weight. The sage glaze comes from a recipe he's been refining for three years. Food safe, dishwasher safe, and better with coffee than any mug you've ever owned.

Stoneware Salt glazed Food safe Dishwasher safe Made to order Cobble Hill
Dispatch time Made to order · 5–7 days
Ships from 218 Smith St, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Shipping $8 standard · Free over $120
Returns 14 days for unused items
Also available in Fog white · Rust · Natural clay
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A note from the maker
This glaze took me fourteen attempts to get right. I wanted something that looked different in morning light than in the evening. The sage changes — sometimes it reads green, sometimes almost grey. That's the whole point.
Daniel Park
Daniel Park
Founder & sole potter · Olive & Slate
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Sophie L. May 14
★★★★★

"Arrived beautifully wrapped in kraft paper with a handwritten note. The glaze is exactly as described — it really does look different depending on the light. My morning coffee tastes better."

MR
Marcus R. May 11
★★★★★

"Worth every dollar. You can feel the handwork — it has a weight to it that mass-produced mugs never have. Daniel replied to my message in 20 minutes. Rare."

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Jamie C. Apr 28
★★★★★

"I bought two — one for me, one as a gift. My friend cried a little. That's not something that happens with mugs."

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Anya K. Apr 15
★★★★☆

"Stunning piece — took 8 days to arrive (I expected 5–7), but Daniel sent a personal update on day 6 to let me know. That kind of care makes it worth the wait."

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A 320-square-foot ceramics studio in Cobble Hill, where Daniel throws every cup, plate and tile in plain view of the neighborhood. No website store. No wholesale. Just the shop.

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