This small cup was designed in CAD software and constructed in blue porcelain, created using a ceramic 3d printer. Don’t let the geometric edges fool you. This cup is designed to be held comfortably with its contoured “waist.”
The bottom of this cup is trimmed on a potter’s wheel using a more traditional method. The result is a hybrid between hand made and machine made. This cup is then hand finished — the inside is glazed a satin matte black and the exterior remains raw, hinting at how the cup was made.
Designed, assembled, hand finished, and fired in Burbank, Ca.
This small cup was designed in CAD software and constructed in blue porcelain, created using a ceramic 3d printer. Don’t let the geometric edges fool you. This cup is designed to be held comfortably with its contoured “waist.”
The bottom of this cup is trimmed on a potter’s wheel using a more traditional method. The result is a hybrid between hand made and machine made. This cup is then hand finished — the inside is glazed a satin matte black and the exterior remains raw, hinting at how the cup was made.
Designed, assembled, hand finished, and fired in Burbank, Ca.
