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Pastel Blue Ceramic cup set (Set of 2)
₹719
₹499
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Discover this Ocean Blue ceramic cup set that will elevate your beverage experience at Home. These cups are versatile; they can serve both hot and cold beverages. They are stylish and will enhance the look of your place. These ceramic cups are durable and can be used for a long time. They have a comfortable grip and are ideal for morning coffee/tea rituals.
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Product Details
- SKU Code: HD_CR_01931_BL
- Art Type : Pottery
- Product : Pastel blue coloured Ceramic Cup set
- Material : Ceramic
- Dimensions : Length- 10.5 cm, height- 9.5cm, width – 8cm
- Design : Subtle straight lines
- Color : Pastel blue
- Weight : 430gms,
- Category : Kitchen and Dining
- Sub-category : Serve ware
- Packaging Content : Pastel blue coloured Ceramic Cup X 2
- State : Rajasthan
- Country of Origin : India
Features
- Modern design - It has elegant and contemporary minimalistic design in Pastel blue colour.
- Comfortable grip – This ceramic cup set has been ergonomically designed and has a safe and comfortable hold.
- Durability – This cup is made from premium quality ceramic and is suitable for long-term use.
- Multipurpose Use - This cup can ideally be used for coffee, hot chocolate and Tea.
Manufacturing Process
- Preparation of the raw material — In this process, clay is mixed with different materials like Feldspar and quartz to develop a slurry. Then, the slurry uses Plaster of Paris moulds that are saturated with water to develop clay.
- Shaping process: After that, slurry is put into the moulds, and excess is drained. Then, a clay ball is put on a rotating wheel, and the potter tries to give it the shape of a cup by rotating and pulling clay upwards.
- Forming — In slurry casting, the mould absorbs water and forms the cup. During the throwing process, the potter makes the cup's wall and then shapes it while thinning the clay.
- Drying/Firing — After some time, cups are dried and fired in a kiln at a high temperature so the clay hardens.
- Glazing — The glaze is then applied to the cup by spraying or dipping. Later, it is fired to melt so it can create a decorative waterproof coating.
- Finishing – After completing the firing process, cups are checked and customised with designs.
Note
- Avoid using strong cleaners – Don’t use harsh chemicals for cleaning these cups.
- Safe storage – Ensure that the cups are stored in a safe place so there is no chipping.
- Image discrepancies – There can be variations in the images due to screen resolution, so it can look different from the actual product.
