Barro Negro Skull Shot Glasses (pair)

£28.00

Black Clay Shot Glasses (pair) – San Bartolo Coyotepec, Oaxaca
4.5cm x 6cm

Perfect for mezcal, tequila or espresso, these shot glasses come as a pair.

Made by Lissandy, the Familia Pérez's collective in San Bartolo Coyotepec, Oaxaca, using the region's iconic Barro Negro (black clay), sourced from a mine in their own community. The workshop is now in its third generation, with pieces shaped by different family members, Andrea, Lisset, Eva and Armando. Each cup takes up to 7 days to create, across around twelve stages of carving and hand-burnishing with quartz.

Please note that as each piece is handmade, slight variations may occur, making every item beautifully unique. Our Barro Negro is Lead free.

Black Clay Shot Glasses (pair) – San Bartolo Coyotepec, Oaxaca
4.5cm x 6cm

Perfect for mezcal, tequila or espresso, these shot glasses come as a pair.

Made by Lissandy, the Familia Pérez's collective in San Bartolo Coyotepec, Oaxaca, using the region's iconic Barro Negro (black clay), sourced from a mine in their own community. The workshop is now in its third generation, with pieces shaped by different family members, Andrea, Lisset, Eva and Armando. Each cup takes up to 7 days to create, across around twelve stages of carving and hand-burnishing with quartz.

Please note that as each piece is handmade, slight variations may occur, making every item beautifully unique. Our Barro Negro is Lead free.

The Story Behind It

Maker: Andrea, Lisset, Eva & Armando (Familia Pérez)

Years practising: Family workshop, third generation

Origin: Valles Centrales, Oaxaca

Material: Barro Negro (Black clay), mined locally

Technique: Traditionally made without a potter’s wheel, hand-shaped, burnishing before firing, carved & pierced decoration and stone-polished.

Time to make: Each piece can take up to 7 days

Learned through: Family tradition

A note from the maker: We want you to know that each of our pieces is made with great care and love — that years of experience and craftsmanship are held within them.

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