Keshiki Cup, Mini Bamboo

£24.00

A smaller expression of the Bamboo Cup, designed for espresso and smaller serves.

In Keshiki, the ceramic surface becomes a landscape in itself. Our signature clay blend of hand-mixed white stoneware and terracotta remains part of that landscape beneath a matte white glaze, with warm tones, natural markings and subtle shifts in texture emerging across the surface.

Wheel-thrown and finished individually by hand, the gently flared rim and softly defined waist retain the familiar Bamboo form. Each piece carries quiet variations in surface, tone and form, giving every cup a distinct presence while remaining part of a considered whole.

Measures approximately: 7.1 cm (⌀) × 8.2 cm (H)

Capacity: 150 ml

A smaller expression of the Bamboo Cup, designed for espresso and smaller serves.

In Keshiki, the ceramic surface becomes a landscape in itself. Our signature clay blend of hand-mixed white stoneware and terracotta remains part of that landscape beneath a matte white glaze, with warm tones, natural markings and subtle shifts in texture emerging across the surface.

Wheel-thrown and finished individually by hand, the gently flared rim and softly defined waist retain the familiar Bamboo form. Each piece carries quiet variations in surface, tone and form, giving every cup a distinct presence while remaining part of a considered whole.

Measures approximately: 7.1 cm (⌀) × 8.2 cm (H)

Capacity: 150 ml

Handmade Characteristics & Care

Each Raw On Palms Ceramics piece is wheel-thrown by hand in small batches. Slight variations in shape, height, capacity, rim, surface, and glaze movement are natural to the process and mean no two pieces will ever be exactly alike.

The hand of the maker may be felt in the curve of the form, the weight of the piece, or the way the glaze settles after firing.

These quiet differences are part of the character of handmade ceramics.

  • All items are dishwasher-safe and food-safe; however, it is recommended that you hand wash with care.

  • Avoid sudden temperature changes, prolonged soaking, and placing pieces directly into the oven or over an open flame.

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