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Handpainted Mug made in Guatemala; teardrop pattern

Palopo Tarro Mug (Green Blue White)

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Description
Intertwined's gorgeous mugs will brighten your morning! These beautiful mugs with their distinctive colors and intricate teardrop patterns will elevate your morning cup of coffee! They are made in the small town of San Antonio Palopo on the shores of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. The area is known for its high quality volcanic clay. The artists paint and glaze each piece by hand and thus no two pieces are alike.
Details

Material: Handcrafted ceramic made with locally sourced volcanic clay from the Lake Atitlán region

Origin: Guatemala

Artisan Partner: Ceramic Artisans of San Antonio Palopó

Size: Approximately 18 oz

Care: Lead-free and food safe

Oven and microwave safe

Dishwasher safe

Handmade

This product is handmade and hand glazed. We believe that any minor imperfections are part of the charm and uniqueness of the item. We do our best to take photos that accurately represent the true colors, but colors vary across monitors, and photos can’t highlight all aspects of a product.

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Hand-Painted in San Antonio Palopó

Each piece is shaped from volcanic clay and hand-painted by artisans in San Antonio Palopó, a lakeside Guatemalan town known for its distinctive ceramic tradition.

Palopo Tarro Mug (Green Blue White)

$39.00

Made with Volcanic Clay from Lake Atitlán

Hand-Painted in Guatemala
What makes this pottery special?

Each piece is handmade and hand-painted in San Antonio Palopó, a lakeside town in Guatemala known for its beautiful ceramic tradition. The pottery is made with locally sourced volcanic clay from the Lake Atitlán region, then painted with tiny, repeating teardrop patterns that create the color, movement, and personality Palopó ceramics are known for.

Why do the patterns vary slightly?

Because every mug and mini plate is painted by hand, the small variations are part of the charm. One line may curve a little differently, one brushstroke may be slightly thicker, and one pattern may have its own tiny rhythm. That’s the good stuff—the quiet proof that your piece passed through human hands, not a factory line.

Care Instructions

Palopó pottery is made to be enjoyed, not hidden in a cabinet for “fancy someday.” These pieces are lead-free and safe for everyday use. They are dishwasher safe, though hand washing is always gentler over time. They are also microwave safe, but like most handmade ceramics, avoid sudden temperature changes.

Meet the Artisans

Ceramic Artisans of San Antonio Palopó

CERAMIC ARTISANS OF SAN ANTONIO PALOPÓ are small ceramic workshops in the lakeside town of San Antonio Palopó, Guatemala, known for their colorful hand-painted pottery. Each piece is shaped, painted, and glazed by hand, often featuring the village’s signature teardrop patterns inspired by the beauty and traditions of Lake Atitlán.

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