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Japanese Yunomi Tea Cup Raku Ceramic Black Base
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Yunomi is the taller tea cup, compared to the Chawan ( that has a usage during the tea ceremony ), which has a more formal everyday tea-drinking use. The Japanese design is elegant and exalted by the raku firing technique that enhances the surface with crackles and darker dots on the white ceramic. A series of engraved lines give a rough feeling compared to the rest of the cup, providing a pleasant sensation to the touch. This Yunomi features a black burnt raku effect around the base creating an elevating effect.
Diameter (cm) 10 x h 9.5
Handmade in Italy.
- Creator:LAAB Milano (Designer)
- Dimensions:Height: 3.75 in (9.5 cm)Diameter: 3.94 in (10 cm)
- Style:Modern (In the Style Of)
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- Date of Manufacture:2022
- Production Type:New & Custom(Current Production)
- Estimated Production Time:2-3 weeks
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- Seller Location:monza, IT
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LAAB Milano
Laab. visions of a world
Laab.’s designs and creativity were born from the mind of Architetto Donatella Casiraghi and her decennial expertise in interior design and furnishing on the national and international market. Starting from her knowledge of the Western and the Eastern disciplines, Laab. excels in mixing and extracting the essence of both.
The essence of the future is the thoughts of the minds evolving today, capable of twisting together the innovation of today’s technologies and materials to free the mind and give birth to new designs. Laab. concept of a house
The habitations Architect Casiraghi designs lean towards the classic or modern style gravitating around the client’s need to have a place that reflects himself.
The fundamental of all the design though remains unaffected by the client’s mind and it is graspable in all Casiraghi’s projects: the void, not the absolute ‘nihil’, but the emptiness that allows the free flow of energies.
What remains is, therefore, the visibility of the usable side of the design, that which provides the comfort no one could live without, and the invisible void: intangible and yet essential, or as the Tao saying goes: ”It’s the Void that it is inside it (the house) that defines its essence.” Laab. essence of the void
Architect Casiraghi obtained her Master in Feng Shui in Bangkok and applies this ancient Chinese art to all her creations, be it a full interior design or a Raku ceramic. The purity of her design stems from the learning
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