Cups & mugs
Cepļi
Beer mug, 0.5 l
€ 48.00
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Cepļi · Vidzemes jūrmalas piekraste, Latvia
Dish set – coffee cup 0.15 L + plate
€ 48.00
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A set of dishes from the "Monochrome" collection, which emphasizes simplicity in shapes and glaze. The oval plate is made by hand using the plastic technique, the cup is hand-turned from gray stone mass and glazed with black matte glaze, supplemented with bronze effect glaze. Perfect size for making one serving of coffee in a coffee machine.
Details
A set of dishes from the "Monochrome" collection, which emphasizes simplicity in shapes and glaze. The oval plate is made by hand using the plastic technique, the cup is hand-turned from gray stone mass and glazed with black matte glaze, supplemented with bronze effect glaze. Perfect size for making one serving of coffee in a coffee machine.
- Craft
- Monohroms, Trauki no akmens masas
Product safety and traceability
- Manufacturer / artisan
- Cepļi
- Origin
- Vidzemes jūrmalas piekraste, Latvia
Safe use
Use only for the described purpose. Follow care and warning information and stop using the product if damaged.
Product safety and traceability
Meet the artisan
Cepļi
Skulte parish, Limbaži Municipality, Latvia
Cepļi is the studio of ceramic artist Ingrīda Žagata, who first worked with clay at the age of twelve, graduated from Riga School of Design and Art in 1984, and founded her workshop near the Baltic coast in 1985. For Žagata, ceramics is both work and a way of life, shaped by Latvian pottery traditions and the meadows, forest, and sea around the studio. The workshop makes tableware, interior pieces, and garden ceramics by hand. Many pieces are thrown from Latvian clay, engraved, and fired at about 1050°C in an open-fire kiln using the traditional black, smoked reduction technique. Flame and smoke create the silver-black variations that make every vessel distinct. Since 1996, Cepļi has also welcomed visitors for demonstrations, workshops, and kiln openings, passing on knowledge through practice.
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