Wood-Fired Coffee Cup / Mug / 280ml Bobo-Shizuku Series / Long Jian Shi Guang

"雫" (pronounced "nǎ") is a pictograph meaning "water droplet." The concept behind this new design features glaze colors like droplets falling, with ash naturally settling to create unique variations and personality in every cup. The wood-firing process reveals distinctive ash crystal textures interwoven with natural rusty metallic sheens, perfectly embodying the art of nature and flame. The cup is substantial and warm to the touch, preserving the marks of the kiln fire. Each piece is a unique, irreplicable work of art, combining practicality with collectible value. Ideal for tea, coffee, or as a decorative home accent, it brings a warm, everyday ambiance. Features: • Unique droplet-effect glaze design • High-temperature wood-firing technique, sturdy and durable • Distinctive cup shape, ergonomic • Handmade limited edition, unique and irreplicable Dimensions: Outer diameter 8.5 cm, height 10 cm, capacity 280 ml As this is a purely handmade series, dimensions may vary slightly. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54432009229_e6e2815e7f_c.jpg Amidst the tranquil sound of flowing water, we gather fragments of time, knead them into clay, and temper them with fire—pottery. Pei-Ling Tai grew up in a family of potters, immersed from childhood in the world of kilns and clay, deeply influenced by ceramic culture. She established her studio in Miaoli, naming it "Long Jian Shi Guang" (Intermittent Water Light), continuing this unique and precious artistic legacy. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54430801337_b19dc9ff0b_n.jpg Long Jian Shi Guang's core philosophy is "Cherishing Light, Leaving Traces, The Warmth of Handmade." Through ceramic creation, each piece carries the marks of time's passage and the fire's baptism. The design emphasizes natural textures and handcrafted quality, hoping that the works will leave warm and unique moments in people's daily lives. Each piece is a poem woven by fire and earth, allowing users to cherish not just the object, but the most beautiful moments of time. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431652461_1576c36495.jpg