We’ve long admired Hasami Porcelain, founded by Los Angeles–based designer Takuhiro Shinomoto, and the way the ceramicist elevates everyday functional objects. The studio is named in honor of the town of Hasami in the Nagasaki Prefecture of Japan, where traditional ceramics have been crafted since the Edo period four hundred years ago.

In this grainy-textured mug, porcelain and clay come together with a matte finish to create a stackable mug that begs to be touched. The saucer doubles as a lid, which you can use to keep your coffee warm.