Our milk pot and sugar pots are hand-painted with truck art and mandala patterns, standing roughly 4 inches tall with an 11-inch circumference, sized to sit comfortably next to a teapot and cups without dominating the tray.
Each design is available three ways: as a standalone milk pot, a standalone sugar pot, or the matched pair sold together. That matters if you already own one piece and just need its match, or if you're building a full tea set from scratch and want both pieces in the same pattern from the start. Every pot in the pair shares the same hand-painted design, so they read as a coordinated set rather than two separate pieces placed side by side.
Design-wise, the range covers both of our core styles: bold truck art patterns in colors like pink, blue, orange, and black, and more intricate mandala-art versions in green and black for a slightly more formal look. Because each piece is hand-painted rather than machine-printed, small brush variations are normal — part of what makes a set genuinely one-of-a-kind rather than identical to every other pot on the shelf.
Functionally, these are built for regular use at the tea table — holding milk and sugar for daily chai, family gatherings, or when guests are over — not just for display. The ceramic material and hand-painted finish are meant to hold up to that kind of everyday handling while still looking like a deliberate addition to your tea set rather than an afterthought.