These ceramic cups combine two centuries-old techniques in a single collection. At Draumr, you'll find the wheel-thrown forms of ceramicist Sarah Michael and the sculptural kurinuki cups of Sepideh Jahanpanah. Each cup is a piece of art that combines functionality and craftsmanship. The cups seamlessly complement the teapots of the same makers, allowing you to create a complete, handmade tea set.

Sarah Michaels wheel-throwns her cups, allowing the shape to flow from her hands. These wheel-thrown ceramic cups are characterized by flowing lines, subtle glazes, and a light shape that fits perfectly in the hand. The humor Sarah infuses into all her work creates a daily moment where you can't help but smile.

Sepideh Jahanpanah's cups are made using the kurinuki technique, in which a block of clay is hollowed out and shaped with a knife and gouge. These kurinuki ceramic cups have a powerful, sculptural appearance and reveal the traces of the crafting process. You literally see and feel the maker's touch: raw, intimate, and earthy.

Whether you choose a sleekly turned cup or a robust kurinuki object, each piece is unique—made in small editions, with attention to texture, form, and tradition. These ceramic cups not only add beauty to your ritual but also bring the story of two masters of craftsmanship to your table.