Sip a cup of cacao during your morning ritual with this handcrafted ceramic cup. The unique form of this cup is inviting to hold in both palms, bringing awareness to each sip.
Our handcrafted ceramic pieces are one of a kind, unique, and created with a high attention to detail. Each piece is hand-thrown in our studio on Lake Superior, glazed by hand, and fired to cone six for long lasting durability.
CARE:
- Handwash Recommended
- Microwave Safe
- Enjoy Daily!
Niik Creative Co. is a small, women-run ceramic studio in Marquette, Michigan. Our mission is to bring you elegant, handcrafted home goods that inspire presence and awareness in your everyday life. Each piece is lovingly handmade on the shores of Lake Superior using natural, high-quality materials and biodegradable packaging. We are dedicated to creating work that exists at the heart of conscious and holistic living, and are also focused on building a sustainable work environment and lasting, supportive connections with everyone involved in the studio.
Photos: Emily Covers
Creamy Earth Ceramic Cacao Cup
Shipping
These pieces are made in small batches at the studio, in limited quantities. While we know you are excited to receive your pieces, please allow up to 1-2 month lead times as we carefully handcraft your pieces. There are a limited number of pieces made each year, so your pre-order helps us plan for how many pieces to make! Please be in touch if you have a closer timeline and we can work something out.
Handcrafted Pottery
Our handmade pottery is one of a kind and uniquely crafted in our studio on Lake Superior to become an important part of your everyday life. No two pieces are alike, making for a special gift for birthdays, weddings, and special occasions... or just a beautiful addition to your home kitchen!
Care
Our handcrafted dinnerware is food safe, and is fired to cone 6 for durable, everyday use. We recommend handwashing these dishes and refraining from putting them in the microwave, although all but our Gold River Collection are microwave safe. If marks appear on the pieces that don't come off with soapy water, you can use a fine grit sandpaper or barkeepers friend to clean them.
