Moon tumbler

Name: Moon tumbler
Brand: CARRON
SKU: MUGMOO6F
Price: 92.0 USD
Availability: InStock

The face drawing on this tumbler makes it an original object that can be used for your hot drinks or as a small decorative pot

Description

Handmade ceramic tumbler crafted in our French workshop. Glazed black terracotta clay with an enamel printed illustration. Perfect for every day use, surprisingly light, extremely durable & dishwasher-safe.

Painting by Pierre Carron on an object designed by Mathilde Carron-Astier de Villatte.

Crafting & Care

Made by hand with black terracotta clay, glazed to create a milky white finish. Decorated using time-proof chromolithography. Slight variances in shape, size & color may occur, part of the inherent charm of the CARRON handmade process, every one of our ceramic is unique. More material & crafting informations here.

Although our ceramics can go in the dishwasher, we recommend gently hand washing as these are precious. Our ceramics can't go in the oven & microwave. More informations on care & aging of ceramics on this page.

$92.00

Dimensions (cm):

S (⌀7 H6)

S (⌀7 H6) M (⌀8 H8) L (⌀8,5 H10) XL (⌀10,5 H10)

Variant

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Complimentary shipping on orders over 400€

We ship your securely packaged order within 2 - 4 business days if the items are in stock & within 8 - 15 business days if we make them just for you. More infos.

Returns accepted within 30 days. More infos.

Pickup currently unavailable at Paris showroom

Moon tumbler

S (⌀7 H6)

Paris showroom

Pickup currently unavailable

9 Rue de Nevers
on appointment
75006 Paris
France

SKU: MUGMOO6F

The story behind

Pierre Carron

The line is simple, agile, fluid and the design unfolds. Like Picasso in Vallauris, Pierre Carron explores drawing on earthenware and here is a unique collection, like a fantasy signed by the hand of the Master for CARRON. During his career, Pierre Carron produced monumental works such as the stained glass windows of the cathedral of Orleans, a double triptych for the Cathedral of Meaux. Click here to learn more about Pierre Carron

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