Our early ancestors weren’t knocking back IPAs or washing down hunks of meat with Mountain Dew Baja Blast, but if they were, we’d like to think this would be the cup they’d have been using. Handmade from serpentinite rock and clay, the Caveman Cup looks more like the crude instrument the first cup was, and less like a pristine drinking vessel tucked in a china cabinet. Because of the materials, each cup is dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and completely unique. Even if you aren’t hunting your next meal, you can wash it down with a cold beverage out of the Caveman Cup.
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