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The Arch Mug For this mug I drew inspiration from the elegance of traditional Japanese tea ceremony vessels, but with a contemporary twist, incorporating bold, sweeping curves reminiscent of architectural arches. The generous size of the mug allows you to have a comforting morning coffee or a soothing evening tea. The textured surface evokes the warmth and authenticity of handcrafted pottery. Each imperfection tells a story, adding depth and character to the piece. #productdesign #design ... Architectural Arches, Design Cup, Handcrafted Pottery, Japanese Tea Ceremony, Japanese Ceramics, Japanese Tea, Evening Tea, Mug Design, Tea Ceremony

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Bring a touch of Zen to your mornings with this unique Japanese ceramic mug, designed for coffee, tea, or any comforting drink. Its vintage charm and minimalist style make it a thoughtful gift for friends, family, or couples. Durable and eco-friendly, this mug is ideal for creating calm and elegance in your home or office. #JapaneseMug #ZenStyle #CoffeeLoversGift #GiftUnder30 #VintageDesign #EcoFriendlyMug #UniqueGifts #MinimalistHome #FreeShipping #CeramicArt Zen Style, Unique Coffee Mugs, Japanese Ceramics, Japanese Vintage, Couple Gift, Unique Coffee, Gift Handmade, Handmade Pottery, Nordic Style

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A Former Architect Finds a Happy Medium

Ceramicist Miro Chun​ proves that dropping out of a pottery class means nothing if you're willing to keep learning.

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