A hand-shaped bunchung tea cup in a soft blue-green glaze, inspired by the gentle curves of a peach.
In Korean visual culture, the peach has long carried auspicious associations, particularly with longevity and wishes for a long, well-lived life. Peach forms also appeared in Korean ceramics as objects made to be used and kept close.
Here, the familiar symbol is interpreted with restraint—the rounded silhouette resting naturally in the hand, while the blue-green glaze brings depth and quiet variation to the surface.
Each cup is individually made by hand, with subtle differences in form and glaze that make every piece its own.
A small vessel carrying an old wish for a long and beautiful life.
Dimensions: Ø 3.0” × 1.9” H
A hand-shaped bunchung tea cup in a soft blue-green glaze, inspired by the gentle curves of a peach.
In Korean visual culture, the peach has long carried auspicious associations, particularly with longevity and wishes for a long, well-lived life. Peach forms also appeared in Korean ceramics as objects made to be used and kept close.
Here, the familiar symbol is interpreted with restraint—the rounded silhouette resting naturally in the hand, while the blue-green glaze brings depth and quiet variation to the surface.
Each cup is individually made by hand, with subtle differences in form and glaze that make every piece its own.
A small vessel carrying an old wish for a long and beautiful life.
Dimensions: Ø 3.0” × 1.9” H
