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Cobalt Duo – Wheel-thrown Ceramic Bowl & Cup Set (1 Of Each)

Cobalt Duo – Wheel-thrown Ceramic Bowl & Cup Set (1 Of Each)
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Cobalt Duo is a handcrafted porcelain set featuring a wheel-thrown bowl and matching cup, each one-of-a-kind. The cup is perfectly sized for pour-over coffee, while the bowl complements it for snacks, grains, or small servings or decor.

Rich cobalt blue porcelain covers the entirety of each piece, including the underside, bringing depth and vibrancy. A clear glaze enhances the smooth texture of the porcelain and creates subtle cloudy depth in the concave. Each piece celebrates perfection in the imperfect, offering both functional and sculptural qualities for everyday use or display.

Together, they form a cohesive pairing that highlights materiality, form, and the tactile beauty of porcelain.

Material: Cobalt blue porcelain
Glaze: Clear transparent
Construction: Wheel-thrown
Pieces: 1 bowl + 1 cup (set)
Functional: Dishwasher and microwave safe

Dimensions LxWxH	7x7x14cm (3x3x6'')
Piece Weight (kg)	0.8
Production Year	2025
Material	Porcelain
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	Cobalt Blue
Design Class	Unique Pieces

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Lili Yas Tayefi is an Iranian-Canadian designer, educator, and interdisciplinary artist whose abstract sculptures unearth an intuitive process reflecting her inner emotional and spiritual journey, often exploring themes of femme advocacy, healing, and self-empowerment. With extensive experience in handcraft and a background in local, biodegradable material science, Lili’s practice, LYT Studio, honours 'feel first' and precision-led philosophies, revealing how they intersect. Her practice incorporates contemporary ceramic sculpture and clay 3D printing, alongside filmmaking, painting, and printmaking. Embedded with duality, Lili's works invite an exploration of identity, intersectional feminism, and the reclamation of her culture. Over the past 15 years, she has coordinated and curated group exhibitions, and exhibited internationally at notable galleries and museums, including Museo d'Historia de Barcelona, Arts Santa Monica, Contemporary Calgary, the Museum of Contemporary Art Calgary, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, and Caroun Gallery, among others.