
Crinkle Cup M Pink
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Description
Shaped after the soft, irregular silhouette of a paper cup held a moment too long, these crinkle cups are made in Hyun Han Lee's studio in Icheon, one of Korea's most storied ceramic cities. Each cup is finished in a bold, saturated glaze and built for daily use, carrying the ease of something familiar alongside the care of something handmade. Lee arrived at ceramics through an unconventional route, having studied philosophy in Germany before turning to the craft, and that outside perspective shows in work that feels unbound by tradition.
Details
- Material: Ceramic
- Dimensions: Ø 3.2” × 4.6” H (Ø 81 × 118 mm)
Country of Origin: Korea
Care
- Microwave and dishwasher safe, but avoid rapid temperature changes or thermal shock.
- When hand washing, use a soft sponge or cloth. Dry thoroughly and allow to air before storing.
- Do not use on direct heat such as in an oven or on a gas stove.
Shipping & Delivery
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Crinkle Cup M Pink
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About Hyun Han Lee | Hanlim Ceramics
Hyun Han Lee, the lead artist of Hanlim Ceramics, came to ceramics by an unlikely path. After studying philosophy in Germany, he returned to Icheon, Korea, the country's most established center for ceramic production and home to over 300 working studios. Lee has spent more than two decades refining a practice that resists easy categorization, moving between bold, saturated color and quieter metallic finishes with equal fluency, guided more by curiosity than a single defining style.
His pieces are made in his Icheon studio through a process that prioritizes consistency of form and expressive surface treatment. Crinkle cups offered in a wide spectrum of playful colors sit alongside more restrained tableware, the work of an artist who remains genuinely open to where the work leads.





































































































































