The product of the craftsman's "healing" of the body and mind, and it has become an instrument for daily healing. Originating from the potter of the Paiwan ethnic group,
Inheriting ancestral and tribal wisdom, turning the process of making pottery into a major force for spiritual nourishment.
The "Original Hometown" coffee cup set is hand-drawn from clay, with a natural wood ash glaze, and engraved on the cup with diamond patterns commonly found on Paiwan clothing or objects. It is an element from Paiwan, a forest in Pingtung. Looking at the patterns on the Baibu snake, the guardian spirit of the Paiwan people, the original intention is to protect the traditional culture, so as to create the future, combining the past and the future from the creation of pottery.
The handle design of the coffee cup breaks away from the past, and is taken in a hollowed-out sheet shape, which creates a strong aboriginal-style utensil appearance. With the earth-colored glaze, it is simple and pure, and you can feel it when you drink water or coffee. The energy of traditional culture is suitable for use as gifts or everyday pottery.
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Product Details Notes:
●Because of the principle of natural ash fall, the color blocks on the surface of each piece of wood-fired works are not repeatable and unique, so there will be a slight difference with the product photos. High perfectionists, please consider at your own discretion.
●All products are hand-made, not finished products, so it is impossible to be perfect. There are fine holes and bumps on the surface, the shade of glaze, and the texture of cracks, which are all normal phenomena.
●The color rendering of each computer is different, and the works are all taken in real products. If you require perfection and cannot accept a slight difference, it is recommended to come to the site to buy. If you need to buy online, please consider it carefully.
●If you have any other questions, please call or send a private message during business hours (Tuesday~Saturday 09:00~17:00).
●This is the price of a single cup, as shown in the picture, without the teapot or other accessories in the picture.
