POTPURRI SPÄLA teacup and saucer in white

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POTPURRI SPÄLA teacup and saucer in ultramarine blue
Spela Tea Cup & Saucer - Image 3
POTPURRI SPÄLA teacup and saucer in white
POTPURRI SPÄLA teacup and saucer in ultramarine blue
Spela Tea Cup & Saucer - Image 3

Spela Tea Cup & Saucer

JPY 5,500 (incl. tax)

A Cup for Unhurried Teatime

Lower and wider than the coffee cup, this tea cup pairs a round bowl with a square saucer for a gently nostalgic feel. The broad opening shows the tea's colour beautifully, adding another pleasure to teatime.

Cup Ø92 × H51 mm
Saucer W148 × D148 × H21 mm
Capacity 180 ml to the brim
Material Porcelain
Made in Japan

Use and care
Microwave safe.
Dishwasher safe.
Do not use in the oven.

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Description

A Cup for Unhurried Teatime

Lower and wider than the coffee cup, this tea cup pairs a round bowl with a square saucer for a gently nostalgic feel. The broad opening shows the tea's colour beautifully, adding another pleasure to teatime.

In the afternoon, serve black tea with apple tart or butter cake. After dinner, share herbal tea and talk about the day. Simply setting out a cup and saucer makes the moment more enjoyable.

The wide opening and low shape also suit soup. Try pumpkin soup at breakfast or a small mushroom soup to begin dinner. Served with its saucer, an everyday soup becomes an elegant starter. A versatile cup for tea and meals, and a lovely gift.

SPÄLA

SPÄLA traces its design to ceramic designer Shunsuke Kobayashi’s journey to Helsinki. POTPURRI revived the Sonare collection by Miyama, a ceramics maker in Gifu. The white porcelain is fired at high temperature in Gifu, and the ultramarine took many trials to perfect. Twenty years on, the shapes still bring a quiet sense of occasion to an everyday table.