Handmade Cacao Cups by Common Clay
A beautiful little cup, made especially for Cacao de Mer by ceramicist Carla Wright of Common Clay in Bexhill.
Elegant in shape and somewhere between a teacup and a cacao cup, it holds the ideal portion for a nourishing, indulgent cacao ritual. Carla hand-builds each cup, so no two are quite the same—each carries the gentle variations, brushstrokes, and character that come from something made slowly and by hand.
We have a limited number available across three distinctive designs:
Pale Pink
A soft pale pink gloss glaze shines inside, contrasting beautifully with the raw, hand-painted exterior. At the base, the unglazed clay is revealed, adding a lovely tactile, earthy detail.
Each cup is hand-finished with Carla’s Common Clay maker’s stamp on the base and, on the side, our little Cacao de Mer shell stamp, a small meeting of ceramic craft and our love of the sea.
Made in small numbers and entirely by hand, these cups are treasures: colourful, tactile, and wonderfully individual, bringing a little everyday beauty to your cacao ritual.
Hand-built in Bexhill, East Sussex, by Carla Wright of Common Clay, especially for Cacao de Mer.
Handmade Cacao Cups by Common Clay
A beautiful little cup, made especially for Cacao de Mer by ceramicist Carla Wright of Common Clay in Bexhill.
Elegant in shape and somewhere between a teacup and a cacao cup, it holds the ideal portion for a nourishing, indulgent cacao ritual. Carla hand-builds each cup, so no two are quite the same—each carries the gentle variations, brushstrokes, and character that come from something made slowly and by hand.
We have a limited number available across three distinctive designs:
Pale Pink
A soft pale pink gloss glaze shines inside, contrasting beautifully with the raw, hand-painted exterior. At the base, the unglazed clay is revealed, adding a lovely tactile, earthy detail.
Each cup is hand-finished with Carla’s Common Clay maker’s stamp on the base and, on the side, our little Cacao de Mer shell stamp, a small meeting of ceramic craft and our love of the sea.
Made in small numbers and entirely by hand, these cups are treasures: colourful, tactile, and wonderfully individual, bringing a little everyday beauty to your cacao ritual.
Hand-built in Bexhill, East Sussex, by Carla Wright of Common Clay, especially for Cacao de Mer.
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