Inspired by the unadorned elegance of Song Dynasty ceramics and the serene aesthetic of Japanese Wabi-Sabi, The Earth Simplicity Cups present two distinct forms united by the same spirit of natural grace. Both are transformed through the ancient alchemy of wood-firing, where flame and ash paint unique mineral landscapes onto each surface. The kiln's breath creates subtle, organic patterns in tones of soft grey, warm ochre, and iron-spotted brown, honoring the beauty of imperfection.
Stem Cup (50ml)
This graceful cup features a classic, elevated foot that lends a sense of lightness and poise. Its wide bowl is perfect for appreciating the color and clarity of tea or sake.
Aroma Cup (50ml)
Designed specifically for capturing fragrance, this tall, slender cup concentrates aromatics before the liquid is sipped—an essential companion for tea appreciation.
| Capacity |
50ml
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| Dimensions |
Stem Cup: H 4.3cm × Ø 6.3cm Aroma Cup: H 6.3cm × Ø 4.6cm |
| Material | Natural Clay |
| Firing Method | Wood-fired |
| Use |
Small Tea Cup, Sake Cup |
| Feature | Natural Ash Glaze, Wabi-Sabi Aesthetic |
Prevent Thermal Shock: Avoid sudden and extreme temperature changes (for instance, pouring boiling water into a cold cup). Rinse the cup with lukewarm water beforehand to pre-warm or pre-cool it.
Handle with Care: Store separately to prevent chipping and scratching.
Appreciate its Uniqueness: The glaze colors and patterns are one-of-a-kind, which is precisely where its artistic value lies.
Orders ship within1-3 business days with estimated delivery in7-12 business days. We offer a30-day hassle-free return or exchange for unused items in original condition. If your order arrives damaged during shipping, we will refund or reship it promptly.
Seekcase
Born from the ancient art of kiln transformation, we honor East Asia’s ceramic heritage. Each piece is fired at 1350°C with natural, food-safe glazes, creating unrepeatable patterns—from constellations to misty peaks. True luxury lies not in perfection, but in each cup's unique story. More than teaware, this is living art that grows with you.
