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Uma Coffee Cup

Name: Uma Coffee Cup
Brand: Franca NYC
SKU: CUP-WHT-UMA
Price: 40.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Handcrafted white porcelain with clear gloss interior
3.25" dia x 4.5" h
100% food safe
Handmade in Brooklyn, New York

This simplified porcelain tumbler is made without a handle for a seamless aesthetic. Designed with versatility in mind, this cup is perfect for sipping cold brew or staying hydrated on your beverage of choice. The design is based on Uma, a sweet husky mix who spends much of her time lounging around the Franca NYC studio in Brooklyn.

*Each piece is handcrafted and hand painted. We expect and embrace subtle variations.

Care: Dishwasher safe, non-toxic. If you microwave please use caution as porcelain can get very hot.

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