Ceramic Mug
Coming soonStoneware, the Bloom mark fired under the glaze so it will not wear off in a dishwasher.
Brand two of three
Kensho™ makes the objects the ritual happens in — the cup, the tumbler, the canister, and the sweater you put on to do it. Built to be used every day for years, not photographed once.
Weighted so a full cup sits steady on a soft surface, glazed inside so tea does not stain it grey by March, and sized for a real pour rather than a photograph.
Stoneware, the Bloom mark fired under the glaze so it will not wear off in a dishwasher.
A smaller cup for the tea you drink slowly, with a saucer that doubles as a lid.
Double-walled stainless, sealed lid, and a base that fits a car cup holder — which is rarer than it should be.
The same standard, for the version of your day that happens away from the kitchen.
Holds temperature long enough to matter on a flight or a long drive. Etched mark, no printed decal to peel.
Fine mesh that catches actual leaf dust, with a rest so you are not hunting for a saucer.
Airtight canisters for loose leaf tea and coffee. Opaque walls and a gasket seal, because light and air are what actually ruin both.
Heavier cotton than the category standard, cut to survive washing, and printed with a five-colour mark that has been tested on a real garment before it went anywhere near a store.
Tell us whether you are here for the drinkware or the garments, and that is all we will write to you about.