LOVERAMICS | Ink Wash Pour-Over Coffee Series – 300ml Pour-Over Kettle / 150ml

LOVERAMICS | Ink Wash Pour-Over Coffee Series Professional Brewing Relax and enjoy a leisurely pour-over experience with our classic pour-over kettle and tasting cups, designed for three distinct cup shapes. Bring home the stylish and elegant Ink Black and Ink Blue series today! Product Details: Nutty Tasting Cup Material: Ceramic Size: 7 × 6 × 7 cm Weight: 141 g Capacity: 150 ml Sweet Tasting Cup Material: Ceramic Size: 7 × 6 × 7 cm Weight: 154 g Capacity: 150 ml Floral Tasting Cup Material: Ceramic Size: 8 × 6 × 8 cm Weight: 148 g Capacity: 150 ml Pour-Over Kettle Material: Ceramic Size: 8 × 12.5 × 7 cm Weight: 288.5 g Capacity: 300 ml Designer: Simon Stevens Dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and oven safe Stackable for convenient storage About the Series This series features tasting cups in three unique shapes: Floral, Sweet, and Nutty. Each cup is crafted using a special hand-dipped glaze inspired by Chinese calligraphy, allowing the glaze to flow freely and form one-of-a-kind, unpredictable patterns. The natural flow creates beautiful, unique designs, ensuring that no two cups are alike. The new series introduces two classic colors, Ink Black and Ink Blue, adding a fresh vibrancy to our premium coffee collection. Each cup’s pattern, while unique, emerges from the same natural glaze movement, making every cup a piece of art. Whether you prefer floral, sweet, or nutty flavor notes, these tasting cups are designed to elevate your coffee experience. Choose from three distinct cup shapes and two classic colors to find the perfect coffee cup for your taste. With Loveramics’ new series, enhance your daily coffee ritual. About the Designer Simon Stevens is an award-winning product designer and a driving force in ceramic design. He has collaborated with some of the world’s most renowned ceramic manufacturers and has taught and lectured across the UK. Simon has led design teams for lifestyle brands and continues his work at Simon Stevens Design Studio in London. His dynamic creativity has led to many of his designs being included in the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Frankfurt Museum of Applied Arts.