





Natural Hourglass cup—72 Steps Handcrafted
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Material & Craftmanship
Sourced from natural rock, our glazes rely on the unstable beauty of iron and copper elements. In the kiln, varied temperatures and humidity levels create distinct textures on every piece. And yes, no two patterns are ever identical. From Raw Mineral mining to the final 8-hour firing, each vessel passes through a 72-step cycle of manual refinement, resulting in a stable, high-kaolin body that resists corrosion and stands the test of time.
Shipping & Return
- We offer global Secure Delivery on qualified orders.
- Signature Gifting Packaging: Every order arrives in our premium, eco-conscious box. The unboxing experience is ready for gifting.
- The Breakage Guarantee: We guarantee your vessel arrives intact. In the rare event of damage during transit, simply contact us within 48 hours for a replacement.
- Returns: We accept returns of unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery.
- Delivery timeline: Most orders will be shipped within 3 days. In special cases, shipping may take up to 1 week. Delivery typically takes 1–2 weeks.
Care
Vessels from Saragaia are highly dense and durable for daily life. While dishwasher and microwave safe, we recommend a gentle hand wash to preserve the glaze’s natural luster. Over time, the microporous structure may absorb tea or coffee oils, developing a unique, warm patina. This is a celebrated feature of Raw Mineral glazes, recording the history of your rituals. To maintain this “living” quality, avoid harsh bleaches or abrasive steel wool.
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Natural Hourglass cup—72 Steps Handcrafted

Meet the Makers
Discover the dedicated hands and souls that shape nature's minerals into the articles you hold.

Quality
From each kiln firing, only the pieces that meet our rigorous standards are chosen for our customer.
During the Yongzheng period, tea dust glaze ceramics became a deliberate artistic pursuit, prized for its elusive hue—neither purely green nor yellow, but with subtle color variations. Named for its striking resemblance to tea dust, it embodied this unique aesthetic.
Ceramics with tea dust glaze, beloved and sought after for their unique coloration, are housed in varying forms in institutions such as the British Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago. Pictures here are a vase from the Metropolitan Museum's collection.
Usage Guide
Care & Maintenance
Air dry naturally after washing. Do not wipe surface moisture with linting paper towels.
Avoid storage with sharp metal objects. Never expose to open flame.
Craftsmanship Note
Handcrafted pieces may exhibit subtle natural color variations — this embodies the artisanal essence.
Cleaning Methods
• Coffee Stains: Gently scrub with food-grade salt, baking soda, or toothpaste. Rinse thoroughly.
• Grease Residue: Add white vinegar, let sit 3-5 minutes, then scrub with a brush. Rinse completely.
Lead-Free and Food-Safe
The glazes used in our ceramics are lead-free and food-safe. You can use our products with confidence, knowing that they meet the highest safety standards.
Recommended Washing Methods
While our handmade dinnerware is dishwasher safe, we recommend hand washing for optimal care. The internal temperature of microwaves and ovens can vary, which may cause damage to the ceramics over time. To hand wash, use a soft scrub brush and dish soap, avoiding metal or abrasive sponges. For dishwasher use, we recommend using eco-friendly detergents to help preserve the longevity of the ceramics.








