LIMITED EDITION

Six. There are no more, and there will be no more.

Six hand-molded clay cups, each numbered and with its certificate.
Taza ritual de cerámica artesanal hecha a mano en arcilla, edición limitada Misticarium

One of six, hand-numbered

Out of print.

  • Numbered 1 to 6, with signed certificate
  • Hand-modeled and glazed clay
  • Each one unique: the glaze falls differently on each piece
  • Made in Spain

Deep green on the outside, with blue drips falling from the rim toward the inside. The glaze behaves differently with each firing: no two of the six have the same pattern.

Taza de cerámica artesanal junto a su certificado de edición numerado del 1 al 6
CERTIFICATE

Piece number __ of 6

Each cup travels with its certificate, hand-signed and with its unit number. This is what makes this piece unique.

Caja de regalo con tapa verde, cinta de tela y sello de lacre con el símbolo de Misticarium
HOW TO GET THERE

Wax-sealed box

HANDMADE cardboard box with green lid, fabric ribbon, and wax seal, stamped with the Misticarium seal.

Caja abierta con la taza de cerámica artesanal y su certificado en el interior
WHO IS SHE MADE BY

Handmade, one by one

Olga, a ceramic artist, revives traditional techniques and reinterprets them today. That's why no two pieces are identical.

THE ARTIST

Who's making it

I am a multidisciplinary artist. I work with painting, ceramics, brass, weaving looms, and crochet, always driven by curiosity and respect for artisan crafts.

I am passionate about researching the origin of symbols, their meaning, and the history they embody, and incorporating that knowledge into pieces that invite contemplation.

For Misticarium, I have created a limited edition of mugs, conceived as small art objects to accompany moments of pause and reflection.

Datasheet

  • Material Clay
  • Technique Hand-modeled and glazed
  • Origin Made in Spain
  • Edition 6 numbered and certified units

From clay to the piece

There is no mold, no assembly line, no machine. Each cup is lifted, textured, sealed, and glazed by hand, one by one. That's why there are six, not six hundred.

Six pieces. When they run out, there won't be any more.