Zuma Pacific Coffee Cup and Saucer Set of 8

Kelly Wearstler's Zuma Pacific Coffee Cup and Saucer Set of 8 pattern emerges from Bauhaus geometry translated into porcelain. The Pacific colorway—a soft, grounded blue—sits quietly against white ground, allowing the hand-stamped graphic to read as both structure and ornament. Each cup receives its pattern individually, the stamp pressed by hand before glazing, which means no two are identical. The irregularities are deliberate, a trace of the maker's presence.

The proportions feel considered. The cup sits comfortably in the hand, neither oversized nor diminished, with a saucer that grounds it without excess. Porcelain holds temperature well, and the glaze has a subtle matte finish that catches light differently depending on the angle and time of day. Morning light across a set of eight creates a quiet rhythm on the table. This is tableware that doesn't announce itself. It works equally well in a minimalist setting or layered into a more collected table, where it anchors without competing.

The pattern reads as contemporary without feeling dated, rooted in design principles rather than passing aesthetics. Serax produces these pieces with hand-finishing throughout their range, which means each set carries small variations in glaze application and pattern placement. These aren't flaws but evidence of craft. The set of eight accommodates a full table or a series of moments across a week.

*Dishwasher, microwave, and oven resistant. Food-safe. Not salamander proof. *Sold as a set of 8. Serax has many designs that are finished by hand, this may lead to irregularities and is considered a part of the uniqueness of each piece.

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