Adélaïde Hand-Glazed Ceramic Mug

Adélaïde Hand-Glazed Ceramic MugAstier de Villatte is celebrated for being the only studio in Paris to honor traditional ceramic production, using each collection as the perfect excuse to restore ancestral systems of molding and stamping. This is true for the Adlade collection, handmade using a signature combination of black terracotta clay and a white glaze. This mug features circular embellishments and a signature crest alongside the faint mark of the initials of its maker.

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Each creation from Astier de Villatte has a unique craft story that starts and finishes with the same pair of hands – the initials of which are faintly engraved on the base

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