Shaped after a single length of bamboo, this cup is drawn in at the waist by one raised node — the joint where a living bamboo stem gathers itself before it grows on. That node is the heart of the piece: it catches the glaze a shade darker, gives your fingers somewhere to settle, and makes the cup feel steady in the hand.
The glaze is a soft, misty sea-green that pools and breaks as it runs — deeper in the hollows, pale over the ridges, like coastal mist settling over green water. Inside, it gathers at the base in a slow spiral, holding the rhythm of the wheel.
Light to lift and generous at 300 ml, it is made for everyday life — a morning coffee or a long afternoon of tea. Each one is stackable, so a pair or set nests neatly together.
Hand-thrown in Orewa studio. Because every piece is thrown and glazed by hand, no two are exactly alike.
Height: 9 cm · Diameter: 8 cm · Holds approx. 300 ml · Stackable · Hand-thrown, one of a kind.
Shaped after a single length of bamboo, this cup is drawn in at the waist by one raised node — the joint where a living bamboo stem gathers itself before it grows on. That node is the heart of the piece: it catches the glaze a shade darker, gives your fingers somewhere to settle, and makes the cup feel steady in the hand.
The glaze is a soft, misty sea-green that pools and breaks as it runs — deeper in the hollows, pale over the ridges, like coastal mist settling over green water. Inside, it gathers at the base in a slow spiral, holding the rhythm of the wheel.
Light to lift and generous at 300 ml, it is made for everyday life — a morning coffee or a long afternoon of tea. Each one is stackable, so a pair or set nests neatly together.
Hand-thrown in Orewa studio. Because every piece is thrown and glazed by hand, no two are exactly alike.
Height: 9 cm · Diameter: 8 cm · Holds approx. 300 ml · Stackable · Hand-thrown, one of a kind.