Pottery wheel mug shapes

Pottery Illustrated: Mug Shapes and Handles

If you are right-handed, glance to your right, and vice versa if you are left-handed. If you are a true ambivert, congratulations. Anyway, there is a pretty good chance that on either side, there is going to be a mug. Coffee, tea, perhaps just water, it does not matter, we humans love a good, sturdy vessel to drink from.

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Large, over 660ml/222oz handmade, wheel thrown pottery mugs for really big coffee, tea or even good cold beer! Made of dark clay, with warm, tanned in places beige and matte black. Glazes blend during firing and make organic streaks and breaks where they meet. They are hand thrown of natural earthenware clay, walls are rather thin and lip size is small so they are very comfortable to drink from, however because of the size they could be heavy for someone. Please keep in mind, that this is a…

Amy Palatnick on Instagram: "Here are 4 different 1/2 lb (8 oz) mugs. I threw a variety (there were 5 more shapes I made in this run) to experiment with shapes and a variety of pulled handles. Stay tuned for the handles! #wheelthrowing #pottery #ceramics #handmade #clay #wheelthrownpottery #wheelthrown #potterywheel #ceramicartist #pottersofinstagram #stoneware #instapottery #potterystudio #wheelthrownceramics #potter #ceramicstudio #potterylife #potterylove #madskillspotterycohort2024…

Kate Rowe Creations on Instagram: "Throw a mug with me ☕️✨👩‍🎨 I have some big projects in the works and it’s made me a full time resident of Mug City over here. Not that I’m complaining - love making a good simple mug! ☺️ This is 1.5 speed but I’m usually still a little quick on the wheel lol I know I make it look easy but it’s alllllll practice practice practice. There’s a reason we tell you to throw cylinders over and over in class before everything else 🙃 PLUS I’ve gotten pretty…