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A hand holding a small clear glass tumbler against a plain light gray background.
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Everyday Fair Cup · Glass 190ml

$75.00

This is our studio’s go-to glass fair cup, chosen to showcase the full colour and clarity of your tea.

Made from high-grade borosilicate glass, it is lightweight, durable and heat-resistant, making it ideal for Gongfu brewing with boiling water.

With a 190ml capacity, it’s a comfortable size for sharing a few cups of tea. The hand-hammered texture catches the light beautifully, while the flared rim and clean-pouring spout deliver a smooth, drip-free pour.

The Specs:

  • Style: Hammered Glass 
  • Material: High-grade borosilicate glass
  • Craft: Partly handcrafted, partly machine-made
  • Capacity: 190 ml
  • Weight: 139 g
  • Dimensions: Ø 8.7 × H 6.9 cm
  • Origin: China

→ Read our Studio Journal to learn more about tea and gongfu-style brewing.

Care
Avoid using a dishwasher or harsh detergents. Hand wash with a soft sponge and mild dish soap, then allow to air dry naturally.

A note on glassware
Our glassware is made from high-grade borosilicate glass, known for its heat resistance and durability. It is suitable for boiling water, but avoid sudden extreme temperature changes, such as placing hot glass in cold water. Handle with care to avoid chips or breakage.

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