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Sahar Espresso Cups with Saucers (set of 2)

    Set of two white ceramic espresso cups with saucers, hand-painted by artisans in Jordan. Each cup is painted with a...

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        DESCRIPTION

        Set of two white ceramic espresso cups with saucers, hand-painted by artisans in Jordan. Each cup is painted with a blue and gold evil eye. The white saucers have gold rims, one painted with a blue and gold evil eye and one with a blue and gold hamsa hand. Each piece is individually painted, so small variations are part of the handmade character.

        Set of 2 cups and 2 saucers.

        This piece is part of Casa Duniya's Tea & Coffee Rituals and Evil Eye collections, hand-painted by artisans from Jordan's evil eye tradition.

        DIMENSIONS
        Size: Cup 7 cm diameter, 6 cm high; Saucer 13 cm diameter at the rim, 6.5 cm diameter at the base
        Weight: 434 g (full set); Cup 70 g each, saucer 147 g each
        MATERIALS & CARE
        Color: White with gold; blue and gold hand-painted evil eyes on the cups, saucers with gold rims, one with a blue and gold evil eye and one with a blue and gold hamsa hand
        Material: Ceramic
        Origin: Jordan
        Care Instructions: Handwash only, do not microwave.

        Frequently Asked Questions

        What comes in the set?
        Two white ceramic espresso cups, each hand-painted with a blue and gold evil eye, and two white saucers with gold rims: one painted with a blue and gold evil eye and one with a blue and gold hamsa hand.
        Are these dishwasher or microwave safe?
        No, handwash only and do not microwave, to protect the hand-painted detail and gold rims.
        Why do the painted designs vary slightly?
        Each piece is individually hand-painted by artisans in Jordan rather than machine-printed, so small variation is part of the handmade character.
        What are they made of?
        Ceramic, made by artisans in Jordan.

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