Millerighe Espresso Cup
Make your morning tea and coffee ritual a little more exciting. These handmade mugs are decorated with a pattern of expressive lines and covered with shiny white glaze for an organic touch to your table.
Glazed stoneware
Dishwasher and microwave safe
Due to its handmade nature, there may be a variance from piece to piece
Dimensions:
70 ml - Ø 5 x 4.5 cm
HOW IT IS MADE: "I design and make unique shapes in my studio in Modena, Italy. I craft those plates from resistant grey stoneware. After the first firing at 1000 °C in my ceramic kiln, I glaze with my special white glaze and then I fire it again but at a higher temperature of 1250 °C."
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Millerighe Espresso Cup
Millerighe Espresso Cup
Make your morning tea and coffee ritual a little more exciting. These handmade mugs are decorated with a pattern of expressive lines and covered with shiny white glaze for an organic touch to your table.
Glazed stoneware
Dishwasher and microwave safe
Due to its handmade nature, there may be a variance from piece to piece
Dimensions:
70 ml - Ø 5 x 4.5 cm
HOW IT IS MADE: "I design and make unique shapes in my studio in Modena, Italy. I craft those plates from resistant grey stoneware. After the first firing at 1000 °C in my ceramic kiln, I glaze with my special white glaze and then I fire it again but at a higher temperature of 1250 °C."
Original: $28.00
-65%$28.00
$9.80Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Make your morning tea and coffee ritual a little more exciting. These handmade mugs are decorated with a pattern of expressive lines and covered with shiny white glaze for an organic touch to your table.
Glazed stoneware
Dishwasher and microwave safe
Due to its handmade nature, there may be a variance from piece to piece
Dimensions:
70 ml - Ø 5 x 4.5 cm
HOW IT IS MADE: "I design and make unique shapes in my studio in Modena, Italy. I craft those plates from resistant grey stoneware. After the first firing at 1000 °C in my ceramic kiln, I glaze with my special white glaze and then I fire it again but at a higher temperature of 1250 °C."
