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Silver-Dusted Blue Lily Cup B
$119.00 USD
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An elegant cup crafted from black clay, adorned with hand-painted blue lily blossoms and purple leaves. The entire surface is finished with a lustrous silver glaze, creating a shimmering metallic effect that catches the light beautifully. Each brushstroke reveals the artist's dedication to detail, making this piece a stunning addition to your collection.
Material: Ceramic with silver glaze
Artist: Rock
Dimensions: W. 3.74 in × H. 2.36 in (250ml - 260ml capacity)
This piece is handmade. Sizes may vary slightly.
Please Note: This silver luster cup requires different care than regular ceramics. Please refer to the detailed care instructions below.
Contact us to see photos of the actual item you'll receive.
Tableware Usage & Safety
For Regular Ceramic Pieces (Non-Metallic)：
- Microwave Safe: YES
- Dishwasher Safe: YES
- Oven Safe: NO
- Direct Heat: NO
- Induction Heat (IH): NO
For Silver Luster Ceramics:
- Microwave Safe: NO
- Dishwasher Safe: NO
- Oven Safe: NO
- Direct Heat: NO
- Induction Heat (IH): NO
Hand Wash Only
Avoid Abrasive Cleaners
Avoid Prolonged Contact with Water
Silver-decorated ceramic pieces require special care. Please refer to the individual product description for detailed care instructions.
Safety Note
The silver glaze is high-fired and stable, making it safe for normal use and drinking.
These care guidelines are intended to help prevent natural oxidation and preserve the appearance of the silver surface over time.
Care Guide
- Safe for everyday use
- Avoid sudden temperature changes
- Rinse before first use recommended
- Soft sponge preferred to maintain surface glaze
For detailed care instructions, please visit: Ceramic Care Guide
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The Nature of Handmade Ceramics
No two pieces are exactly alike.
Each one carries the artist’s gesture, timing, and rhythm in clay.
Each piece is shaped by hand, leaving gentle traces of the making process. You may notice subtle iron specks, tiny pinholes, throwing lines, irregular glaze flow, slight bumps, or soft variations in form. These details celebrate the individuality of the piece and are not considered flaws.
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