Indigo Storm Ceramic Cups (Set of 4)

Name: Indigo Storm Ceramic Cups (Set of 4)
SKU: 2209902007
Price: 900.0 BOB
Availability: InStock

Bs900

Indigo Storm Ceramic Cups (Set of 4)10cm (h) x 6cm (d)

Bs900

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Jug - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Jug20cm (h) x 10cm (d)

Bs595

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Large Serving Bowl - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Large Serving Bowl6cm (h) x 36cm (d)

Bs700

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1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Medium Serving Bowl - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Medium Serving Bowl24cm (d)

Bs585

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Dinner Plates (Set of 4) - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Dinner Plates (Set of 4)28.5cm (d)

Bs1,100

Height: 3.5cm

Width: 12cm

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Pasta Bowls (Set of 4) - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Pasta Bowls (Set of 4)4cm (h) x 25cm (d)

Bs1,100

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Salad Plates (Set of 4) - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Salad Plates (Set of 4)23cm (d)

Bs900

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Bowls (Set of 4) - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Bowls (Set of 4)4cm (h) x 19cm (d)

Bs985

1882 Ltd. - Indigo Storm Ceramic Platter - Blue - ABASK -

Indigo Storm Ceramic Platter6cm (h) x 34cm (d)

Bs595

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Indigo Storm cups by British designer Faye Toogood reveal their experimental construction right on the surface. Adding rich blue pigmentation to the traditional slip coating results in streaks and swirls of colour across the creamware that differ with each trial. The contrasting hues recall heritage Delftware.

Material: ceramic
Country of origin: United Kingdom
Dimensions: 10cm (h) x 6cm (d) / 3.9" (h) x 2.3" (d)
Cleaning: dishwasher safe
Heat resistance: microwave safe
Colour: blue and white

Heritage ceramics have never left Stoke-on-Trent, thanks to this fifth-generation family pottery on Wedgwood Drive. The Johnson brothers are behind 1882 Ltd's focus on traditional methods and honest craftsmanship – no fewer than 10 processes go into a single mug – and collaborate with revered UK makers like Faye Toogood on experimental pigments and glazes.

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