Hand-Carved Crystal and Stone Cups with Coasters
From: € 55,00
Maarten wanted to create a cup that honors the final step in the journey of carefully prepared specialty coffee beans / matcha tea — from the farmer, to the roaster, to the preparation—this cup gives your coffee the finishing touch. Please also consider combining different materials, as they look amazing together, such as a pink quartz cup paired with an aventurine green coaster.
A precious coffee or ceremonial matcha deserves a special cup. These hand-carved and polished cups are as unique as your drink or dessert. When not in use, they also serve as striking sculptures in your collection of design objects. Maarten Baptist celebrates his JADE espresso-coffee cup series with these handcrafted creations. Maarten wanted to create a cup that honors the final step in the journey of carefully prepared specialty coffee beans—from the farmer, to the roaster, to the preparation—this cup gives your coffee the finishing touch.
The cups are crafted from 100% natural and solid crystals and stones. Small stocks are available in various colors, but larger quantities and custom trays can also be produced to match the concept of your bar or restaurant.
The Calcite – Aventurine and Yooperlite cups are ideal for specialty coffee, while the quartz variants, though more delicate with hot beverages, serve as stunning sculptures. Pre-heating is recommended. Each piece is signed by Maarten Baptist.
When serving hot drinks, it’s advisable to very slowly pre-heat them due to the natural and delicately unpredictable nature of the material when exposed to rapid temperature changes. Quartz crystals, in particular, are quite fragile and may be best suited as decorative objects.
- Designer: Maarten Baptist
- Manufacturer: Maarten Baptist
- Crafted: Hand-carved in Asia
- Name: JADE
- Care: Very delicate material; hand wash only
- Not recommended for hot drinks unless pre-heated very slowly
- Designed in: 2022
- Production: 2022 – now
- Coffee bowl: 150 ml (200 ml to the rim), 7.6 cm in height
- Tray / Coaster: ±10 x 10 x 1.5 cm / 20 x 10 x 1.5 cm
- Materials: Quartz crystal
📸 Photo credit: @amberzeekaf
Additional information
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| Quartz crystal | Yellow Calcite Cup, Yellow Calcite Cup (test), Yellow Calcite Small coaster, Yellow Calcite Big coaster, Pink quartz Cup, Pink quartz Small coaster, Pink quartz Big coaster, Grey quartz Cup, Grey quartz Small coaster, Grey quartz Big coaster, Yooperlite Grey Cup, Yooperlite Grey Small coaster, Yooperlite Grey Big coaster, Green Aventurine Cup, Green Aventurine Small coaster, Green Aventurine Big coaster, Blue Aventurine Cup, Blue Aventurine Small coaster, Blue Aventurine Big coaster |
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