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These cups take their inspiration from the Armudu tea glass, a culturally significant pear-shaped form traditionally used in Azerbaijan and neighbouring regions. I’ve been exploring shapes that work well for everyday use while still allowing space for the spontaneity of my glazing process. I wanted a comfortable, useful form for drinking that also keeps the gentle curvature I naturally gravitate toward in my making. Each cup is lined with a food-safe white glaze, while the exterior carries my experimental glaze work,
Made as a single, unique piece.
These cups take their inspiration from the Armudu tea glass, a culturally significant pear-shaped form traditionally used in Azerbaijan and neighbouring regions. I’ve been exploring shapes that work well for everyday use while still allowing space for the spontaneity of my glazing process. I wanted a comfortable, useful form for drinking that also keeps the gentle curvature I naturally gravitate toward in my making. Each cup is lined with a food-safe white glaze, while the exterior carries my experimental glaze work,
Made as a single, unique piece.