A close-up of a wabi-sabi organic cup in natural raw clay and watter-like blue finish.
Handmade ceramic cups with earthy base and flowing blue finish.
A pair of cups featuring the organic swirly form and flowing blue glaze in a natural setting.
Stone-like, earthy, unglazed, natural bottom of the cup featuring the makers signature.
A close-up of a wabi-sabi organic cup in natural raw clay and watter-like blue finish.
Handmade ceramic cups with earthy base and flowing blue finish.
A pair of cups featuring the organic swirly form and flowing blue glaze in a natural setting.
Stone-like, earthy, unglazed, natural bottom of the cup featuring the makers signature.

Cup Tide

CHF 36.00

This cup is designed to elevate your daily beverage rituals. Hand-thrown on the pottery wheel, it features a subtle swirl that gives it an organic character. Made from a stone-like gray clay body, its earthy base remains visible, adding a grounded, natural touch. The piece is finished with a blue glaze enriched with green and brown variations, resembling the movement of flowing water.

Perfect for enjoying tea, coffee, or other drinks, it brings both function and sophistication to your table.

This cup is designed to elevate your daily beverage rituals. Hand-thrown on the pottery wheel, it features a subtle swirl that gives it an organic character. Made from a stone-like gray clay body, its earthy base remains visible, adding a grounded, natural touch. The piece is finished with a blue glaze enriched with green and brown variations, resembling the movement of flowing water.

Perfect for enjoying tea, coffee, or other drinks, it brings both function and sophistication to your table.

Product Details

Material: gray stoneware ceramic fired to 1240°C for longevity

Finish: unglazed bottom, satin blue glaze with tonal variations

Shape: thin, wavy

Size: approx. 8 × 6 cm (holds ca 140 ml liquid)

Handmade: created entirely by hand in Switzerland

Care: dishwasher safe, microwave safe

Please note that slight shape variations may occur due to the swirly form. The effects on the glazed surface vary across different cups.