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Loop Cup — 001

from $40.00

Loop Cup 001 is the foundational form in the archive. Each release reflects the materials, glazes, and moments present in the studio at the time of making.

This listing holds the current iteration of Loop Cup 001. Images shown reference the form. Color, glaze, and surface vary from piece to piece and are selected by the artist. Each cup is hand built and fully functional, designed for daily use while carrying the presence of a sculptural object.

Stoneware
Approx. 3 × 5 × 3 in (dimensions vary slightly)
Hand wash recommended

Available as: Intended or Case Study

Case Studies are fully functional but carry visible traces of process—small irregularities or marks that set them apart from the intended form. Color is selected by artist and may extend beyond the current seasonal palette.

For custom orders or inquiries, please email hi@thanksforbeing.co

Form:

Loop Cup 001 is the foundational form in the archive. Each release reflects the materials, glazes, and moments present in the studio at the time of making.

This listing holds the current iteration of Loop Cup 001. Images shown reference the form. Color, glaze, and surface vary from piece to piece and are selected by the artist. Each cup is hand built and fully functional, designed for daily use while carrying the presence of a sculptural object.

Stoneware
Approx. 3 × 5 × 3 in (dimensions vary slightly)
Hand wash recommended

Available as: Intended or Case Study

Case Studies are fully functional but carry visible traces of process—small irregularities or marks that set them apart from the intended form. Color is selected by artist and may extend beyond the current seasonal palette.

For custom orders or inquiries, please email hi@thanksforbeing.co

IN SEASON

  • A mossy, greenish-brown exterior with a sometimes speckled white interior. This colorway feels deeply personal to me. It reminds me of my childhood at my grandparents’ house—the moss hanging from the trees on early foggy mornings, dew still settled on the grass.

  • A deep black, almost ink-like glaze with white speckling on the exterior and deeper pools of white on the interior. This is a darker variation of Live Oak. Materially, it connects to my sculptural and print work. Emotionally, it signifies where I’ve been—and the light that exists within us all.

  • The beginning of my blue study. I’ve been feeling deeply called to this color lately and its potential connection to me. This marks my introduction to it within my ceramic practice. We’ll see how it continues to expand from here.