Studio Null - Espressocup-Set "bonjour amour" (blau)
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The elegant and simple espresso cups are available in a set with the inscriptions “bonjour” and “amour.”
The high-quality cups were screen-printed with the lettering and then fired again in the kiln.
• Material: stoneware
• Dimensions: D approx. 6 cm / H approx. 5.2 cm
• Cream white with orange or blue rim and lettering
• Dishwasher safe
• Oven safe (up to 200°)
• Microwave safe
Please note that the ceramics should not be exposed to dramatic temperature fluctuations (e.g., pouring hot liquid into an ice-cold bowl or cup), as this can cause cracks to form.
Always interested in new design possibilities, Nadine Ullmann is currently immersing herself in the technique of screen printing. She is particularly fascinated by the diversity of this practice. She also finds it particularly fulfilling to be able to carry out the entire process herself, from illustration to the finished end product on fabric or paper.
Description
You can find more from Studio Null here.
The elegant and simple espresso cups are available in a set with the inscriptions “bonjour” and “amour.”
The high-quality cups were screen-printed with the lettering and then fired again in the kiln.
• Material: stoneware
• Dimensions: D approx. 6 cm / H approx. 5.2 cm
• Cream white with orange or blue rim and lettering
• Dishwasher safe
• Oven safe (up to 200°)
• Microwave safe
Please note that the ceramics should not be exposed to dramatic temperature fluctuations (e.g., pouring hot liquid into an ice-cold bowl or cup), as this can cause cracks to form.
Always interested in new design possibilities, Nadine Ullmann is currently immersing herself in the technique of screen printing. She is particularly fascinated by the diversity of this practice. She also finds it particularly fulfilling to be able to carry out the entire process herself, from illustration to the finished end product on fabric or paper.