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The types of cups I make are called stoneware. Stoneware is pottery that has been fired at a high temperature (about 1,200°C or 2,200°F) until vitrified, that is, glasslike and impervious to liquid. Wet clay is first formed into the desired shape and then airdried. It is then fired in a kiln to bond the clay particles together and further dry the clay. A kiln is special type of insulated oven that creates temperatures high enough to vitrify the clay. Since fired stoneware is nonporous, meaning it doesn't absorb moisture, it does not require a glaze. When a glaze is used, it serves a decorative function. This makes stoneware excellent for dinnerware because this process creates products that are food-safe.

While my pottery is dishwasher and microwave safe, handwashing ensures longevity. Protect the glaze by using soft sponges or cloths and avoid abrasive cleaners that may scratch the surface. Avoid sudden temperature changes such as from the freezer to microwaving. Not recommended for use in an oven. Spot clean jute coaster.

Orders are shipped through USPS (United States Postal Service). A tracking number will provided once the order is fulfilled, which is typically within 3 business days. Standard shipping costs are calculated at checkout and shipping time varies based on delivery location. 

Expedited and International shipping are not available at this time. 

For issues with damaged items as a result of shipping, please refer to the Return Policy.

I take great pride in quality and craftsmanship and I hope you love your handmade pottery pieces for many years. Due to the nature of my work, I do not accept returns, however, in certain cases I may make an exception. Please contact frothandglaze@gmail.com with your issue and I'll do my best to make things right.

If an item is damaged during shipping, take photos of the damaged item(s) as well as the box and packaging and email me at frothandglaze@gmail.com within 3 days of receiving your damaged order so I can initiate your replacement.