About this Product
This set of handmade shot glasses brings earthy warmth to your world with rustic tones of golden yellow and terracotta. Each glass shows off a natural band of raw clay at the base, highlighting their handcrafted character and giving them an organic, grounded feel.
Perfect for sharing your favorite spirits, sipping, or even serving small desserts, this set is both functional and full of charm. Their cozy colors make them just as beautiful on display as they are in use. Not recommended for hot beverages.
Golden Yellow:
2" wide (widest part)
2" tall
Will hold 1.8 fl oz comfortably.
Soft Rose:
2.3" wide (widest part)
2.2" tall
Will hold 2.3 fl oz comfortably.
Rust:
2.1" wide (widest part)
2.3" tall
Will hold 2.3 fl oz comfortably.
Thermal Shock Test Results: Pass
Food Safe: Yes
Dinnerware Safe: Yes
Glaze Toxicity: non-toxic
Mudzilla Creations Pottery
Meet the Maker
Hi, I’m Jillian! I live in Wisconsin with my husband, our son, two very silly dogs, and a bearded dragon who definitely thinks he runs the house. By day I’m a scientist, but somewhere along the way, clay snuck in and became a huge part of my life.
Pottery started as a hobby in a community studio and quickly grew into something I can’t imagine being without. These days, I split my time between that shared space and a cozy little home setup, always chasing new ideas. I love pulling together all my different interests—bright colors, painterly drips, screenprinted details, and even tiny animal sculptures—into pieces that feel playful and one-of-a-kind.
When I’m not elbow-deep in clay (or science), you’ll usually find me crocheting, gardening, or off on adventures with my family. Pottery has filled a creative space I’d been searching for, and I love getting to share that joy with others through every piece I make.
How it’s Made
This piece was hand thrown on a pottery wheel, allowed to dry to leather hard, then trimmed and bisque fired. After the bisque fire, the piece was cleaned, glaze was applied, and the piece was fired again in a glaze fire.
Shop Policies
Missing Items
All orders are shipped with tracking information.
If your package seems delayed, please reach out and I’ll do my best to help.
A package is only considered “lost” after 20 full business days have passed.
Handmade Disclaimer
Every piece is handmade, which means small variations or imperfections are part of the charm.
I do my best to photograph pieces accurately, but colors may look different from screen to screen. Refunds can’t be offered for color discrepancies.
Returns
Contact me within 3 days of delivery to request a return.
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs.
Refunds (excluding original shipping) will be processed once the item arrives back safely.
Please return items in their original packaging. If a piece breaks in return shipping, I cannot issue a refund.
Broken Items
Damage in transit is rare, but if it happens, I’ll handle the insurance claim.
Please send photos of the damage, including the piece, the box, and packing materials, within 24 hours of delivery.
We’ll discuss whether you’d like a refund or replacement.
International Shipping
I currently ship within the U.S. only.
Gifts
I’m happy to ship directly to your gift recipient.
Please let me know if your order is a gift so I can include a handwritten card at no extra cost.
Additional wrapping beyond my standard packaging can be arranged for a small fee.
Thermal Shock
Pottery, like glass, can break if exposed to sudden temperature changes.
To keep your piece safe, avoid moving it directly from cold to hot (or vice versa).
All food-safe items are tested by filling them with boiling water, then ice water, at room temperature. If a piece hasn’t been tested, I’ll note it in the description.
Microwave Use
Stoneware can sometimes crack from thermal shock in the microwave, so I don’t guarantee microwave safety.
Pieces with gold luster are never microwave-safe (this will always be noted in the listing).
Dishwasher Use
Stoneware is generally top-rack dishwasher safe. However, I don’t test pieces in dishwashers, so I can’t guarantee safety.
Glaze Safety
I only use glazes that are free of lead and toxic materials.
Pieces not intended for food use (like planters) may use glazes that aren’t dinnerware safe. These will always be clearly noted in the description.
Food-Safe vs. Dinnerware-Safe
Food-safe: All glazes used are certified food-safe by the manufacturer (no toxic materials).
Dinnerware-safe: Indicates that a piece is durable enough for regular use with utensils. If a piece is food-safe but not dinnerware-safe, it may be best for light use (chips, candy, serving, etc.).
