Shizuku Dessert Cup

In Japanese, ‘shizuku’ means drip. The original glaze melts at 1200-1300°C and then runs down porcelain vessels. When they cool down, they harden, creating the effect of drips that are about to fall from the edge of the vessels. The gradated blue tones of the glaze, which leave part of the immaculate white Arita- yaki porcelain naked, give this cup an elegant, fresh effect. Each cup is hand thrown, and the effects of the flow of the glaze are created naturally in the kiln, so each one is different.

Material: porcelain
Size: φ12.5 x H9 cm (approximately)
Designer: Takayuki Nishi

Made in Arita, Japan