This striking anagama-fired cup by ceramic artist Beatričė Kelerienė showcases the raw, elemental beauty that only a traditional wood kiln can create. During the long firing, flame and ash sculpted the surface into a dramatic vertical cascade — a deep charcoal trail flowing down across pale, sandy clay, reminiscent of ink on handmade paper or a tree silhouette emerging from mist. The cup’s softly tapered form sits comfortably in the hand, its surface shifting between textured matte and subtle, fire-born sheen. No glaze was applied; every mark is the result of natural ash melt, atmospheric firing, and the unpredictable choreography of flame. A quiet yet powerful object, it invites both everyday use and contemplation — a functional artwork shaped by earth, fire, and time. Features: Handmade by ceramic artist Beatričė Kelerienė Fired in a traditional Anagama wood kiln Natural ash glaze with dramatic charcoal flow patterns Tactile, matte stoneware with nuanced fire effects Elegant tapered form for a balanced grip A completely unique piece — impossible to recreate A cup for those who appreciate the meditative beauty of wood-fired ceramics and the subtle stories the Anagama kiln writes into every surface.
H 10 cm
W 7.5 cm