Soda Cobalt Espresso

$32.00 AUD
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A little more room for your coffee, without going overboard. The Soda Cobalt Espresso Cup has a clean, slim cylindrical shape, with gently rounded edges and a subtle curve around the rim. Modern and understated, it's made for a espresso, with just enough extra room for piccolo lovers and those who prefer a long black.

Hand-thrown on the potter's wheel, each cup is finished in a distinctive combination of cobalt blue, creamy white and earthy soda-fired browns. The contrasting glazes meet in organic, sloping lines, creating a bold, almost landscape-like composition. No two quite alike, every cup has its own individual arrangement of colour and texture.

A considered little shape for a very important part of the day.

Hand-thrown on the wheel and hand-glazed, this high fired stoneware cup is soda-fired in a reduction atmosphere at 1280-1298°C. Each piece is dipped in a soda pre-wash and finished with a two glaze combination creating its distinctive colour variations and tactile surface. Fully vitrified and non-porous.

Handmade in North East Thailand using locally sourced stoneware clay, selected for its mineral balance and suitability for high-temperature firing.

Ø7cm, 6.5cm (h) 7cm (w)
177 (ml), 6 (fl oz)

Dishwasher and microwave safe.

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Small in size, big on impact

Perfect for long blacks or espressos. Freeze ahead to keep whisky chilled without the melt. high-quality stoneware, fired twice for durability and strength.

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Planet to Plate

What we do and don’t do matters. In constant conversation, we continue to modify our environmental and social influence from design to delivery. And our people and partners are all-in, in terms of responsible trading, recycling resources, reducing plastic and waste. Always innovating, brainstorming and tweaking to make strides in sustainability and durability, we take a planet perspective.