Stained cups
November 7, 2006
A lovely project by Bethan Laura Wood: a tea cup that the more you use, the more the dotted pattern appears on it’s surface.
Definitely a positive history project.
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Reminds me in a way of the Droog tiles at Salone this year which reveal patterns when it rains.