Sip your favorite brew in a piece of Waco history. This handcrafted ceramic mug features a timeless "Waco Est. 1849" logo, celebrating the heart and heritage of our Texas hometown. Each mug is individually wheel-thrown and finished by hand, giving it a one-of-a-kind character and artisan charm.

Made with care in our Waco studio, this sturdy, everyday mug holds just the right amount of coffee, tea, or whatever you’re sipping. 

Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or just someone who loves well-made pottery, this mug is a meaningful way to bring a little piece of Waco into your daily routine.

Care:

This product is dishwasher safe. Lead and Cadmium Free.

Handmade ceramic stoneware contains natural variations that come through during firing. Glazes are also unique and slight variations may occur.

The Coupe Cereal Bowl is an everyday favorite shaped by the artists at Black Oak Art and crafted in our studio in Waco. It’s made with the same care that goes into all our custom ceramic bowls, with soft curves, comfortable proportions, and subtle personality that only wheel-thrown stoneware can offer.

It measures about 6.5 inches wide and slightly over 2.5 inches tall, meaning that it has the perfect amount of room for cereal while still being great for fruit, oatmeal, or smaller servings. The rounded coupe shape feels good in your hands, stacks neatly, and looks great on open shelving. 

Our wholesale ceramic cereal bowls are ideal for restaurants and retail, but also a charming addition to any home’s dishware collection. It stands out on its own, but if you’re putting together a set, it pairs naturally with pieces like our folded ramen bowl, coupe serving bowl, or a folded-lip serving bowl.

And because every ceramic cereal bowl is thrown, trimmed, and glazed one at a time, no two pieces are completely identical. Their subtle differences in curve, glaze movement, or tone are beautiful variations that celebrate the process and make handcrafted pottery so fun to use. If you enjoy pieces with real personality and long-term durability, this custom cereal bowl is an easy favorite.

Twelve ounces, hand thrown from Texas stoneware in any of sixteen glazes. Wide enough at the rim for foam, sized right for an everyday pour, plain and simple. Exterior texture shifts a little piece to piece, which is the hand in it rather than a flaw. Built for daily use, not the shelf.

Sixteen ounces, tall enough for a real latte. Hand thrown stoneware, sixteen glazes. This is the one that rides to work and back, holds its footing on a desk all day, and still looks good doing it. Texture varies piece to piece.

It's hand trimmed from Texas stoneware and fitted with a natural cork top to keep dust and stray fingers out between uses. Jars are sold separately.

Pour your iced tea, water, or a cocktail into this tall tumbler and keep it out on the counter or table for everyday use — this isn't a piece to save for company. Made from Texas stoneware. Each tumbler is sold individually.

Each one comes off the wheel a little different, so no two match exactly.

Oven safe up to 350°F. Let it come to room temperature before it goes in — going from the fridge straight into a hot oven is what cracks stoneware.

This open jar sits low and wide on the counter so you can reach right in with a pinch or a spoon for coarse salt while you cook — there's no lid to lift or set down first. Hand thrown and hand trimmed from Texas stoneware.

This is the size that takes a full coffee without feeling oversized on a small table or a crowded shelf. Trimmed and handled by hand, so the texture shifts from piece to piece. Sisters, not twins.

Made from Texas stoneware. Bowls sold Separately.

Oven safe up to 350°F. Let it come to room temperature before it goes in — going from the fridge straight into a hot oven is what cracks stoneware.

Set a few out for nuts, olives, or whatever needs a spot next to the main plate. Made to order from Texas stoneware.

Oven safe up to 350°F. Let it come to room temperature before it goes in — going from the fridge straight into a hot oven is what cracks stoneware.

Made from Texas stoneware. Each tumbler is sold individually.