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Latvijas Labumu Tirgus: Māls · Latvia
Cup with meadow flowers
€ 14.00
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The glass is made without a lathe technique from white clay, decorated with a blue underglaze meadow flower motif. The dish is covered with a bright, transparent, lead-free glaze. The vessel was fired at a temperature of 1050C. The glasses are suitable for tea drinking rituals (Japanese Yunomi), it can also be used for drinking cold drinks and as a vase for small flowers. The wine will also taste good from it.
- Materials
- Clay
Details
The glass is made without a lathe technique from white clay, decorated with a blue underglaze meadow flower motif. The dish is covered with a bright, transparent, lead-free glaze. The vessel was fired at a temperature of 1050C. The glasses are suitable for tea drinking rituals (Japanese Yunomi), it can also be used for drinking cold drinks and as a vase for small flowers. The wine will also taste good from it.
- Materials
- Clay
- Technique
- Handmade pottery
- Craft
- Clay ceramics
Product safety and traceability
- Manufacturer / artisan
- Latvijas Labumu Tirgus: Māls
- Origin
- 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
Latvijas Labumu Tirgus: Māls
Makers across Latvia
Latvijas Labumu Tirgus: Māls is not a single workshop. It is the clay section of the Brīvdabas muzeja Gadatirgus marketplace, bringing together work by independent ceramic makers from Riga, Kurzeme, Zemgale, Vidzeme, Latgale, and the wider Riga region. Delmara uses this profile for marketplace-sourced pieces when a separate maker profile is not yet available. The selection spans wheel-thrown and hand-built earthenware, porcelain, stoneware, glazed ceramics, and traditional black pottery. Processes vary by maker: some pieces are polished and wood-fired, some are smoked in reduction without glaze, and others are painted or finished with expressive glazes. The common thread is small-scale Latvian making, with the individual maker retained wherever the source identifies them.
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