The "White Spots" cup de thé is the same cup as "White Dunes," but the clay has a speckle because pyerite has been added to it, which is why it is not plain white but has a speckle through it.

The "White Spots" collection is made of spickled clay and is glazed by brush with a slightly glossy white pure glaze. Finished on the outside with drops of glaze to accentuate the running effect and irregularity.

My work is labeled with the shaped “a” of artisann and is patented.

Ceramics by Ann Van Beersel stands for functionality, beautiful high-quality objects that can be used every day with imperfection as a common thread in my design. The different collections add authenticity to the decorated table and can be endlessly combined into a breakfast set or a complete dinner service.

Making process

• The thea cup is turned with 400gr clay
• Is turned off at the bottom with the appropriate instruments on the turntable
• Let it dry for one week to make sure the cup is dry
• A biscuit bake in a 950° oven which lasts at least one day and a half
• Is glazed by hand and brush
• Is fired in a glaze kiln at 1250° and lasts two days.

The high bucket is possible because the clay is stoneware clay and can withstand this high temperature. I have also specially designed the glaze recipe for a baking of 1250° and it is unique. This baking and making process determines that the “White Spots” collection has a high quality, so that pieces jumping, cracking, ... are virtually nil.

Easy to maintain, dishwasher safe and high temperature resistant.

This is Belgian with quality guarantee and carries the HIB label “Handmade in Belgium”

The “a” and “Artisann” is patented and unique

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