Fine craftsmanship, unique topo map design of a familiar area. Extremely responsive communication. Super speedy shipping with extraordinary care in packing. An excellent purchase of a beautiful piece of art! Thank you

Cheyenne’s work is truly amazing!!! A great concept, but beautiful in themselves as a work of art, even if you’ve never looked at a topographic map. High quality porcelain and perfect glaze. The photos don’t do them justice. The mug I purchased is also larger than I thought it would be. Her work totally exceeded what I imagined it would be.

The mugs are absolutely beautiful! The planter I purchased was a gift and they loved it! Thank you for your unique pottery!

I mean what is not to love about this mug?? Accurate topographical map of the Devil's Path, yes please. Love supporting local artists. I've been trying to buy these mugs for years at local vendors but Etsy just makes it easier by shipping to my door. Will buy again.

Like the first 2 mugs I ordered from Cheyenne Mallo, I love Burroughs Range — the black surface elevation lines and the red dotted lines leading to the 3 main mountain peaks: Slide, Cornell and Wittenburg Mountains. I’m always interested in finding out about the mountain ranges that Cheyenne and Zak depict on their beautifully crafted mugs. For instance, I discovered that Slide is the highest peak in the Catskills; and Burroughs Range was named for John Burroughs, a nature essayist. I learned something and I get to enjoy the aesthetics of these high quality mugs. It’s a win/win.

We absolutely adore these mugs! This is a newer shape, whi h is fine But we like the older shape a bit better. Regardless they are amazing.

I love the aesthetic of this mug and especially the concept that characterizes Cheyenne Mallo's work --- the maps of mountain ranges. Nature is conjured in both the clay used to make the mug and and the the mountains theme. Since I purchased the Kaaterskill mug, I decided to research Kaaterskill Mountain on Wikipedia. This augmented my appreciation of the work --- and I learned something as well. Cheyenne offers so much to the viewer and user in one small work.