〈UZANYOU〉TRANSLUCENT SERIES MARBLE TEACUP (Gray)
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〈UZANYOU〉TRANSLUCENT SERIES MARBLE TEACUP (Gray)
The Uzan kiln has inherited the traditional techniques of Shigaraki but while keeping the traditions alive, the Uzanyou workshop proposes ceramics that incorporate the Japanese concept of « Yo-no-bi » where functionality (Yo) is combined beauty (Bi) to meet the needs today's lifestyles. Constantly searching for innovation and new sensitivities in their work, Uzanyou’s goal is to create vessels that continue to grow with their users and that have the capacity of gently illuminating the objects placed in them.
A TEACUP WITH UNIQUE LIGHT TRANSPARENCY
A completely new teacup design characterized by a light, translucent texture and a stunning color combination.
By mixing pink and white clay, a beautiful marble pattern is created, each unique in itself.
A STUNNING COMBINATION OF GRAY AND WHITE CLAY
Since all cups are handmade, each piece has its own unique marble pattern. Please enjoy the charm of this original teacup.
The Shigaraki translucent series is not made of conventional light-permeable porcelain but a particular blend of clay and optical fiber that allows light to pass through.
The soothing gray marble pattern creates a feeling of tranquility.
A new revolutionary new ceramic style developed at the Shigaraki Ceramic Research Institute in 2009 that has opened a new chapter in the long history of Shigaraki pottery. Mainly made from optical fiber its light transmittance is 2.5~3 times higher than that of porcelain, allowing light to pass through even thicker textures.
Size
75 x 75 mm (approx. 180 ml)
Material
Ceramic
Caution for use
・Although unglazed the Shigaraki ware is hardened so that liquids will not seep into the vessel.
・Coffee, wine, etc. may stain the uneven surface. For cleaning, please use a melamine sponge or bleach.
・We recommend to clean the cup right after use to prevent the leftovers from drying out.
・Small black spots and little white clumps sometimes appear on the surface of the vessel. They are natural components and do not pose a problem of use.
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