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cerannic · Latvia
Arnolds
€ 29.00
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Arnolds is a careful observer, self-assured and level-headed. A porcelain mug from the Checks collection, painted by hand and finished with 24-carat gold. From cerannic, Annija Kanska's porcelain studio in Tukums, Latvia. Every cup is made by hand and is one of a kind; the photo shows the design sample, so yours may differ slightly.
- Materials
- Porcelain, underglaze paint, clear glaze, 24-carat gold finish
Details
Arnolds is a careful observer, self-assured and level-headed. A porcelain mug from the Checks collection, painted by hand and finished with 24-carat gold. From cerannic, Annija Kanska's porcelain studio in Tukums, Latvia. Every cup is made by hand and is one of a kind; the photo shows the design sample, so yours may differ slightly.
- Materials
- Porcelain, underglaze paint, clear glaze, 24-carat gold finish
- Technique
- Hand-painted
- Craft
- Porcelain
Product safety and traceability
- Manufacturer / artisan
- cerannic
- Origin
- Latvia
Safe use
Use only for the described purpose. Follow care and warning information and stop using the product if damaged.
Product safety and traceabilityAs a gift
A handmade mug is the classic small gift: personal, useful and easy to send. Pair it with a linen napkin or a local tea for a complete present.
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Meet the artisan
cerannic
Tukums, Latvia
cerannic is the porcelain studio of Annija Kanska in Tukums. After years in advertising, she began working with clay around the start of the pandemic and found in porcelain a slower, more deliberate rhythm. The brand is built on the idea of unhurried living: Kanska wants a cup to create a quiet pause around morning coffee or evening tea. Her porcelain cups are made to order in small runs and decorated across collections of checks, lines, brushstrokes, natural motifs, dots, and freer graffiti-like marks. Porcelain is both delicate and strong, and it records haste: rushed handling can cause a piece to fail. Attention, calm, and respect for the material are therefore not styling, but part of the making process.
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