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The Persona tea cup family are designed by the Office for Product Design for Jia Inc, a design based on the traditional Chinese teacup with lid. Each cup has a different textural pattern which has to be held in the hand or up to the light to be appreciated.
(Source: jia-inc.com)
Cup and saucer designed by Scholten and Baijings in three different levels of intensity of colour. Part of the Colour Porcelain tableware collection for the porcelain company 1616/Arita Japan. Scholten and Baijings based the colours on the archives of the 200 years old Arita.
More details on Arita Porcelain Lab here: http://www.aritaware.com/global/
Items can be bought from here: http://www.wannekes.com/en/design-dinnerware-tableware-cookware-alessi/1174-sb-48-cup-and-saucer-brown-white-light-blue.html
Moose antler mugs
My Cup Of Thoughts by Annelys de Vet.
Children’s tea set by Studio Droog from the Up line of products made from leftover stock from collaborating companies.
Tea for a Draughtsman with illustration by Ali Yanya.
Here’s to all the athletes! A cup of tea in a Gold mug #London2012
Porcelain stripy cup from Ferse Verse
White delicate tall porcelain cup for left handed person designed by Natalia Gruszecka for Endesign.
Tea for One Brewing Set.
Mug with handles designed by Hangyu Kim.
Tea Cup/Turquoise by Anna Kraitz available in 7 different colours.
Top-tea set by Oki Sato of Nendo.
‘A teapot and cup set. The thick wooden lid provides good insulation to keep the tea warm, and its pointed centre condenses steam into liquid and directs it back into the teapot, rather dripping down the sides. The lid becomes a top, and can be spun on the tabletop for amusement while drinking tea’
(Source: nendo.jp)
Paola Navone has designed a range for Reichenbach called, “Taste!”, with a bead relief on the edge of the saucers.
(Source: porzellanmanufaktur.net)
