The Last Mug You'll Ever Use
We spent 10 years perfecting the design of this mug so it feels like an extension of your hand.
“The perfect mug is generously sized, huggable, durable and stylish. According to the cult-like following that East Fork’s mug has inspired, it checks all the boxes.”
“Dubbed #TheMug by Instagram, East Fork’s coffee mug is a web phenomenon.”
“A platonic ideal of a mug.”
"The kind of cup you’ll pluck out of the dishwasher and hand scrub even though there are a dozen different clean ones lined up in the kitchen cupboard."
The Mug
in Heron
Your new go-to bowls.
- Dimensions: 10.75" x 2"; Weight: 2.5 lbs; Holds: 2 cups or 16 oz
- You'll wonder what you did without it
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- 100% lead free and made from regional materials
- Our pottery is made by humans in Asheville, North Carolina. Any differences in glaze applications and surfaces are there to embrace.
We make and stock our core colors year-round, and they're almost always ready to ship. Learn more.
Made with care in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Love For #TheMug
- Karena A.
- Naomi D.
- Lyndsey C.
- Susan T.
- Simeon K.
How The Mug Gets Made
Want to know everything there is to know about how we make The Mug? It’s your lucky day. Come with us on a journey all Mugs take here at the factory.
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About East Fork
Founded by potters, East Fork is a values-forward, B Corp certified manufacturer of ceramic dinnerware, making a beloved and collectible assortment of pottery in Asheville, North Carolina with clays from the American Southeast.