

Set of 6 - Coffee Cup - Nomi Mix
Product Description
A set of six stoneware coffee cups combining three finishes from the Nomi series, Pepe, Creme, and Iceblue, with two cups in each finish, made in Germany.
The form is cylindrical with straight walls and a stable base, Ø 7.5 cm and H 6 cm, holding 180 ml each, a contained volume suited to espresso, flat white, or a small filter coffee. Nomi means "to drink" in Japanese, and the series carries that spare, everyday character.
Each cup is handmade from grey stoneware clay and fired at 1220 °C. The finished ceramic is food-safe. Pepe carries free black brush strokes painted by hand on the exterior, with a transparent interior glaze. Creme is finished with a transparent interior glaze and a raw, unglazed exterior in the matte grey of the clay. Iceblue is fully glazed inside and out in an even, cool ice blue. The three finishes work together as a cohesive set while staying individually distinct.
For a coordinated six-place setting at home, or as a small café service that carries variation within one series.
6 pieces (2 Pepe, 2 Creme, 2 Iceblue) · Ø 7.5 cm · H 6 cm · 180 ml each · 320 g each · Grey stoneware, fired at 1220 °C · Three finishes · Dishwasher safe · Made in Germany
Material, origin and care
- Stoneware, handmade in Germany.
- Food-safe and dishwasher safe.
- Oven use is possible.
- Microwave use is not recommended.
- Freezer use is possible, but not recommended.
Product Information
- Brand: Viola Beuscher
- Material: Stoneware
- Handcrafted in Germany
- Dimensions and capacity per piece
- Diameter: 7.5 cm
- Height: 6.0 cm
- Capacity: 180.0 ml
- Food-safe
- Dishwasher-safe
- Oven use possible
- Microwave use not recommended
- Freezer use possible, but not recommended
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