blanc ceramics | cup + saucer | bark
The cup and saucer, expertly crafted from grogged stoneware, not only showcases Patrica’s distinctive bark glaze but also embodies a remarkable fusion of practicality and timeless style.
This beautifully designed set seamlessly blends both functionality and aesthetic appeal, transforming it into a perfect addition to any table setting.
This elegant combination artfully showcases the harmonious balance between functionality and artistry, making it an ideal enhancement to any discerning collection, whether intended for everyday use or to elevate special occasions.
The cup and saucer, expertly crafted from grogged stoneware, not only showcases Patrica’s distinctive bark glaze but also embodies a remarkable fusion of practicality and timeless style.
This beautifully designed set seamlessly blends both functionality and aesthetic appeal, transforming it into a perfect addition to any table setting.
This elegant combination artfully showcases the harmonious balance between functionality and artistry, making it an ideal enhancement to any discerning collection, whether intended for everyday use or to elevate special occasions.
details + materials
+ Cup Size | Height —6cm | Top Diameter —17,5cm
+ Use | Good size for soups, porridge, dessert…
+ All items are individually handmade showing marks of the process, please allow variations between them and the images displayed.
+ All items are food and dishwasher safe, however hand wash with care is highly recommended
About — Blanc ceramics
Patricia García, ceramicist in Blanc.
She enjoy’s creating timeless pieces, with clean and organic lines, using neutral tones to inspire the senses. Her pieces are influenced by the minimalist aesthetic and my love for craftsmanship and design. Her work aims to highlight the beauty of simplicity and the character of handmade objects by creating pieces that bring calm to their settings.
She is enthralled by details, which are what; in fact, give personality to each handmade piece. Each piece is a unique expression made by her, using both wheelthrowing and modeling techniques. It is a slow process in which natural production times are respected: designing, shaping, the drying process, firing, glazing — it may take several weeks of work from start to finish.
Small imperfections are part of the beauty of handmade items. No two pieces are exactly the same, and that in turn makes them unique and special. She tries to promote an environmentally conscious lifestyle. Recycling all excess clay to reuse it and minimize waste as she believes that it's an important part of the creative process.
also she has received the Homo Faber label and to be included in their prestigious guide which recognises talent throughout Europe.
