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Somatic Grounding Vessel

Somatic Grounding Vessel

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Regular price $343.00 USD
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Feeling like you’re on autopilot? Living entirely in your head?

When thoughts pull you away from the present, let the senses bring you back. 

With its classic constricted rim, substantial feel, and deep emerald glaze scattered with golden flecks, the Somatic Vessel invites you to slow down and reconnect with the simple experience of holding something real.

About

Handmade Jian ware teacup, fired from a dense, iron rich clay body. It is the only piece in the collection made for drinking. Keep it for your first and last warm drink of the day.

Details

— 3.5" W × 2.7" H · 156.4g
— Hand-thrown iron-rich stoneware
— Natural mineral glaze, no synthetic pigments
— High-fired, one of a kind
— Each piece is individually documented and photographed

Care

— Wipe with a soft dry cloth; hand wash gently when needed
— Avoid sudden temperature changes
— Natural variation in glaze is not a defect — it is the piece's own character
— Use a small felt pad under keys or metal objects to protect the crystalline surface

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Intention & Tactile Beauty

Return to your body. 

The contracted rim and rounded body follow the curve of two cupped hands. Weight, warmth, and the edge against your lips turn a simple drink into a small, attentive pause.

Meaning & Intention

Here, in Your Hands

Weight, warmth, and texture are small ways to notice that you are here. This cup turns an ordinary sip into a moment of presence.

Materials & Craft

Emerald Deep, Gold Light

Shaped to rest in both hands, this handmade cup is fired from a dense, iron rich clay body, with a contracted rim and a settled weight. Inside, emerald green as deep as still water holds golden droplet crystals that catch the light when you pour, and no two cups share the same pattern.

Your Personal Ritual

The First Sip

Pour warm water or herbal tea first thing in the morning or at the end of the day. Hold the cup in both hands, feel the warmth through the walls, and take the first sip slowly.