Ø 3.75” x 2.75” h. Each cup embeds trimmings from the nerikomi processes that we use to form our bowls & plates. Patterned fragments and solid clay sections are hand-pressed into a plaster mold, casting them in place; inlay patterns are visible on both interior & exterior surfaces, with matching handle extruded from the same pattern.
Our mugs are typically built in small series using the same nerikomi blocks. You may get the mug pictured here but your mug may also exhibit some slight variations in pattern. We strive to create consistency across the pattern groups.
Interior surface is clear-glazed while the exterior surface is left raw to enhance the experience of touching natural clay. All Slush Club objects are food-safe and dishwasher-friendly.
And while our cups are formed in a plaster mold, each cup is unique and variation is to be expected; the stacking of clays and forming to the mug shape also creates subtle warping (like, the opening is not exactly an even oval but rather a more organic version of what an oval could be).
And as a sidebar to that sidebar, please note that a section of the pattern here is made from the fish scales of the sardines that Shannon was making as a limited edition tray for Mociun!
Ø 3.75” x 2.75” h. Each cup embeds trimmings from the nerikomi processes that we use to form our bowls & plates. Patterned fragments and solid clay sections are hand-pressed into a plaster mold, casting them in place; inlay patterns are visible on both interior & exterior surfaces, with matching handle extruded from the same pattern.
Our mugs are typically built in small series using the same nerikomi blocks. You may get the mug pictured here but your mug may also exhibit some slight variations in pattern. We strive to create consistency across the pattern groups.
Interior surface is clear-glazed while the exterior surface is left raw to enhance the experience of touching natural clay. All Slush Club objects are food-safe and dishwasher-friendly.
And while our cups are formed in a plaster mold, each cup is unique and variation is to be expected; the stacking of clays and forming to the mug shape also creates subtle warping (like, the opening is not exactly an even oval but rather a more organic version of what an oval could be).
And as a sidebar to that sidebar, please note that a section of the pattern here is made from the fish scales of the sardines that Shannon was making as a limited edition tray for Mociun!
