Cup – Hojicha Manz

Cup, Hojicha Manz , designed by 1616 / arita japan for Danish design brand The Table Project.
Inspired by traditional Arita porcelain and a hand-decorated design by Bodil Manz, the cup combines aesthetics and functionality. Available in two variants: glazed in genuine Celadon or in Natural with a raw exterior and clear glazed interior.

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The Table Project is created by Vibeke Panduro and Sofie Bech. The project brings together aesthetic products for the table – created by international designers and craftsmen. Their first collection dates back to 1616 / arita japan – a modern porcelain brand that originates from Arita, Japan’s historical center for porcelain production. The brand was created by designer Teruhiro Yanagihara and combines Japanese craftsmanship tradition with Scandinavian simplicity and functionality. The cup was created in collaboration with the family of German-born ceramist and designer Richard Manz (1934-2023), and is a tribute to his work and his importance to the field of ceramics – especially his focus on form, function and proportion.

Dimensions: Ø:86 × H:62 mm / 150ml
Material: Handmade stoneware ceramic
Designer: 1616 / arita japan
Color: Light green and natural
Model: Cup Hojicha Manz