HKLIVING 70s Ceramics: Ristretto Mugs (Set of 4) (Futurism)

The 70s Ceramics: Ristretto Mugs (Set of 4) by HKLIVING bring unmistakable 70s charm straight to the breakfast table. Inspired by pop art, surrealism, and abstract forms, they combine rich colors with vibrant glazes so that each mug feels like a small piece of art. HKLIVING relies on stoneware with a glazed finish that sits pleasantly weighty in the hand and provides a refined stage for an intense ristretto.

Each of the four mugs in the 70s Ceramics: Ristretto Mugs (Set of 4) showcases its own multicolor look: from soft pastel shades and warm earth tones to a bold turquoise with marbled accents. The reactive glaze creates subtle color gradients and slight variations that make every piece unique. With their compact, cylindrical shape without handles and a capacity of around 100 milliliters, they’re perfect for strong espresso or a quick coffee shot.

Thanks to their well-considered proportions, the 70s Ceramics: Ristretto Mugs (Set of 4) stack easily and can be stored without taking up much space. The tough stoneware by HKLIVING is food-safe, water-resistant, microwave-safe, and dishwasher-safe, making everyday use noticeably easier. This way, the small cups by HKLIVING quickly become a staple of every coffee break and add a laid-back retro accent on a tray, kitchen shelf, or home bar.

HKLIVING 70s Ceramics: Ristretto Mugs (Set of 4) – Features:

• compact set of four handleless ceramic cups for enjoying a strong ristretto
• capacity per cup: approx. 100 ml – ideal for ristretto or espresso
• tapered shape with approx. 5.8 cm diameter and 6.2 cm height for comfortable handling
• hand-glazed, reactive glaze with individual textures – each piece is one of a kind
• water-repellent, heavy-duty ceramic, not intended for permanent outdoor use
• 95% stoneware, 5% glaze
• food-safe and odor-neutral, perfect for hot beverages
• microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe for hassle-free everyday use
• part of the 70s Ceramics collection by HKLIVING, inspired by 1970s art movements