Hand-thrown in Bristol by Nicholas Dover, these delightful little 'yunomi' style cups feature an inlaid black line, inspired by a 'seismograph', a machine used to measure the movement of the ground during an earthquake.
Description
Nicholas' maker's mark - his signature if you will - is painted in underglaze on the underside of these little cups. Featuring a transparent glaze on the inside, and left entirely raw on the outside, they're buffed to a velvet matte texture, and feel buttery smooth to the touch. They sport a turned foot-ring, which raises the profile of the cup just a little from the table, and creates an elegant form.
Dimensions and Materials
H 8.5 cm x 7.5 cm Ø
230ml
Porcelain Clay, black inlay, transparent on inside
Features
Made by hand in Bristol
Beautiful inlay, creating an eye-catching line
Porcelain clay
*please note this is a handmade item and as such, small differences from the images can be expected - this diversity is something to be celebrated!
*although dishwasher and microwave safe, hand-washing is advised to increase the longevity of the piece.
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