Matcha Cup – Creme
Product Description
A stoneware matcha cup from Viola Beuscher, fully finished in a transparent glossy glaze over a creme stoneware body, made in Germany.
The form is a wide, rounded cup with a stable base, Ø 9 cm and H 6.5 cm — sized to whisk and drink matcha directly from the same vessel, hot or over ice.
Each cup is thrown on the wheel from stoneware clay sourced from the German Westerwald, shaped by hand, and fired at 1220 °C after 14 days of craftsmanship and 12 work steps. The surface is fully finished with a transparent glossy glaze, letting the warm creme tone of the clay show through.
Well suited to iced matcha in summer, or a warm drink with a touch of latte art.
1 piece · Ø 9 cm · H 6.5 cm · Stoneware, fired at 1220 °C · Transparent glossy glaze over creme stoneware · Dishwasher safe · Made in Germany
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Customer Reviews
Awesome for cafe latte - not only for Matcha
Reviews in Other Languages
Sehr süßes Matcha Set, das wirklich Freude bereitet
mehr als zufrieden - super hochwertig, besonders und schön!
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Every item is handcrafted in our pottery studio in Frankfurt by our workshop team of six.
It takes about 10 to 14 days to make each piece, depending on the season and weather. The process includes ten steps: wedging, throwing, trimming, stamping, sponging, first firing, sanding, glazing, second firing, and grinding, ensuring that each piece is ready to use.
We put a lot of care and precision into our work because any oversight means starting over, so our team collaborates closely, ensuring that every step runs smoothly. We focus on creating durable and functional ceramics that bring our love for this craft into your everyday life.
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