• Vaest Mug
  • Vaest Mug
Villa Collection

Vaest Mug

Price € 27,95

VAEST is an exquisite ceramic collection with a beautiful and functional style that takes us back to the 1960s. The spikes and matte glaze give the series elements a raw expression – an exciting contrast to the Scandinavian style characterised by natural colours and natural materials.
This mug isn’t just for enjoying a hot beverage on a cosy afternoon. With its unique details, the mug is like a small work of art that adds style and character to any room. 0,34 liter. Read more

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Size 0,34 liter - dia. 9 cm
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ORDER BY DECEMBER 20TH AT 12 PM
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RETURNS
UNTIL 31.01.2025
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Villa Collection
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VAEST is an exquisite ceramic collection with a beautiful and functional style that takes us back to the 1960s. The spikes and matte glaze give the series elements a raw expression – an exciting contrast to the Scandinavian style characterised by natural colours and natural materials.
This mug isn’t just for enjoying a hot beverage on a cosy afternoon. With its unique details, the mug is like a small work of art that adds style and character to any room. 0,34 liter.

The series is handmade in Portugal, where the products are cast in a mould and hand-polished by skilled artisans, after which they are dried and fired for the first time in a 1050 degree Celsius kiln. The products are then glazed and fired again at 1000 degrees Celsius.

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